In a recent visit to upstate New York, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has ignited a heated debate by linking soaring gas prices to the ongoing conflict in Iran. Her argument is a bold one, suggesting that President Donald Trump’s unauthorized war in Iran is the primary culprit behind the rising costs of everyday items, including gasoline. This claim has sparked controversy and raised questions about the political implications of such a stance. Gillibrand’s tour of upstate New York coincided with a dramatic increase in fuel prices. The average cost of gasoline in New York had skyrocketed to $4.59 (Read more…)
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