In this RedState article, California Governor Gavin Newsom attempted to mock President Trump over gas prices but was quickly countered by industry facts highlighting California’s own energy policies.
- Newsom suggested that national and global tensions had not pushed California gas prices above $5 per gallon, implying that critics blaming state leadership were wrong.
- The post was widely criticized, with many pointing out that California consistently has some of the highest fuel prices in the nation.
- The U.S. Oil & Gas Association responded publicly, stating that California imports roughly 63% of its crude oil from foreign countries.
- The association noted that major suppliers include Iraq, Brazil, Guyana, and Ecuador, arguing that state policy decisions have increased reliance on foreign energy.
- Critics highlighted refinery closures, regulatory burdens, and aggressive environmental mandates as contributing factors to high in-state fuel costs.
- The exchange underscored broader debates about domestic energy production, state regulations, and the economic consequences for California drivers.
Read the full story: https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2026/03/01/ca-governor-tries-to-troll-trump-over-gas-prices-but-is-savagely-brought-back-to-reality-by-gas-assoc-n2199733
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