President Trump Takes Aim at Gas Prices: Promises Relief for American Wallets

In his latest bid to help Americans, President Donald Trump has vowed to bring down soaring gas prices.

Trump claims he’ll turn the tide on the pain at the pump, giving consumers a much-needed break.

Why should we dump our savings account every time we have to fill up?

But Trump’s got a plan: cut taxes on domestic oil producers and watch the savings roll in.

He’s also promising to work with Republican in Congress to lower taxes across the board.

With the national average price hovering around $3.165 per gallon (and a whopping $4.849 in California), it’s high time these prices dropped!

And I won’t be surprised if they drop 50% less than what Trump is targeting, the $2.00 range.

Daily Mail reports:

Donald Trump is looking at plans to reduce rising gas prices by working with Congress to cut taxes on domestic oil producers.

Climbing oil prices have led to warnings of another spike in gas prices.

But now President Trump’s imposition of sanctions have raised concerns that the price of Russian and Iranian supplies will also soar in upcoming months.

Additionally, uncertainty over the Israel-Hamas ceasefire and instability in the Middle East is leading to concerns over the U.S. supply that is purchased and imported from those countries.

Trump says he will work with the Republicans in Congress to lower taxes for individuals and companies – therefore hoping to also spark a reduction in cost at the pump.

The national average price for a regular gas in the U.S. Thursday morning sat at $3.165 per gallon, according to AAA. This is up from $3.160 last week and $3.125 a month prior.

The most expensive state for gas in the country, California, has an average price of $4.849 per gallon.

Remember when Biden had a plan?

Here’s where gas was on Election Day. It might be down in your brain but to working Americans it’s up 1.68 from the price under Trump pic.twitter.com/9NSMmGgiM4

— ⚖️ (@kevindandy1) November 5, 2022

But Commies like Rick Wilson are trying to blame the high price of gas and groceries on Trump.

Gas prices, up.
Grocery prices, up.
Egg prices, up.
Inflation, up. pic.twitter.com/mWB8tb0UoF

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) February 12, 2025

This meme sure is accurate…