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Stickers Blame Trump for High Gas Prices Amid Ongoing Conflict
Stickers blaming President Trump for high gas prices have surfaced at gas stations nationwide, echoing a similar trend from 2022 when Biden was criticized for inflation. As of mid-September 2026, diesel prices have reached over $6.39 per gallon, with regular gasoline averaging nearly $4.44. The rise in prices is attributed to ongoing conflicts affecting oil supply routes.
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Stickers blaming President Trump for high gas prices have surfaced at gas stations nationwide, echoing a similar trend from 2022 when Biden was criticized for inflation. As of mid-September 2026, diesel prices have reached over $6.39 per gallon, with regular gasoline averaging nearly $4.44. The rise in prices is attributed to ongoing conflicts affecting oil supply routes.
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