Biden Staffer’s Tweet Will Make Your Blood Boil

Biden Staffer’s Tweet Will Make Your Blood Boil

Biden and his staff appeared, for the most part, to be indifferent to the rising cost of gasoline as it occurred at the beginning of the year. Joe and his crew laid the blame on Putin, but they did nothing to alleviate the tensions. Now, one of his most senior staff members takes satisfaction in the fact that petrol costs are so high. And doesn’t give a damn about how much pain it causes you.

According to Alan Eyre, a flunky of Joe Biden’s who works in the Foreign Service Department of the State Department, Biden “prefers” rising gas prices. Because according to this member of Washington’s power elite, higher gas costs imply fewer people will be driving, resulting in “reduced CO2.” We are making the assumption that he is referring to a decrease in the amount of carbon dioxide that is released into the atmosphere.

Perhaps he will be able to purchase a Tesla. Or maybe he is able to take advantage of the public transit system because he lives in a major metropolis. Or perhaps he is able to work from home, in which case he probably does not drive very often. On the other hand, for the vast majority of working Americans across the country, this is not the case.

Driving is a necessary means of transportation for many people in the United States. They are required to drive their own automobiles, regardless of whether they are blue-collar workers, Uber drivers, or simply mothers dropping off their children at school. And for every cent that they pay in increased gas costs, it indicates that they will have difficulty paying their bills, making ends meet, or even putting food on the table.

The majority of Americans have felt the effects of the strain caused by the high cost of petrol. As a direct consequence, spending has been cut back and budgets have become more stringent. This will, in due time, be detrimental to firms that rely on consistent spending from American consumers. Can you guess what happens after that? That’s right, a recession. It is entirely up to Biden and Eyre whether or not they pay attention to it. However, it will happen. And who do you think the United States will blame?-