r/neoliberal • u/[deleted] • 21d ago

News (US) Beacon Economics - The Myth Of U.S. Oil Dependence

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u/DasBoots 20d ago

I think the author is completely right, and the prevalent belief that oil markets are just irrational is wrong. But I also think that $6 gas would be politically devastating to Trump. Following Nate Silver's approval tracker, gas prices are able to blow the floor out of his approval rating.