The Biden administration faces a dilemma as it aims to keep gas prices stable for the upcoming election while also imposing sanctions on Russia, Iran, and Venezuela. The policy has resulted in softer-than-expected sanctions on major oil producers.
BOMBSHELL via WSJ: "The Biden administration wants to keep gas prices stable ahead of the election by encouraging oil to flow into global markets. The effort has run square into another priority: being tough on adversaries Russia, Iran and Venezuela. The policy has led to… https://t.co/nT4T6xyfxn
⚡️U.S. efforts to sanction Russia, Iran, and Venezuela have collided with President Joe Biden's reelection campaign and related desire to keep domestic gas prices low, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on June 26, citing sources. https://t.co/FnTkLOe3sH
🇺🇸🛢️ Biden administration wants to keep gas prices stable ahead of the election, - WSJ 🚫 The effort has run square into another priority: being tough on adversaries Russia, Iran and Venezuela. The policy has led to softer-than-expected sanctions on major oil producers! https://t.co/FPZpDXOYcx
Biden has yet another problem: he can’t be tough on Russia, Iran or Venezuela bc he has to keep gas prices stable ahead of the election A case in point: U.S. levied fresh sanctions against Iran on Tuesday. The measures affect fraction of country’s oil exports & are unlikely to… https://t.co/tP5EYesG8A
David Lammy doesn’t know that Joe Biden and Senate Democrats voted to get rid of the sanctions on Putin’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline that Donald Trump put in place. Joe Biden gave Putin an operational pipeline full of gas and influence into Europe. And Putin has endorsed Joe… https://t.co/dw8XTJrCon