Oklahoma U.S. Rep Markwayne Mullin: “Americans are now paying an average of over $4.00 for a gallon of gas. Prices havent been this high…”

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Oklahoma U.S. Rep Markwayne Mullin: “Americans are now paying an average of over .00 for a gallon of gas. Prices havent been this high…”
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Mar 8, 2022
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Markwayne Mullin tweeted the following:

“Americans are now paying an average of over $4.00 for a gallon of gas. Prices havent been this high since 2008.

This is the direct result of President Bidens attack on American energy. His administration can and should reverse these policies immediately.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Markwayne Mullin:

“As our country battles the opioid epidemic, we need more conversations like this. Lets end the stigma of getting treatment. Lives depend on it. twitter.com/EricDHargan/st” on March 5
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“As Co-Chair of the House Energy Action Team, I joined @GOPLeader, @SteveScalise, @RepStefanik, and @RepJeffDuncan in sending a letter to President Biden urging him to abandon his anti-American agenda immediately. Its time to stand up to Putin and get our producers back to work.” on March 4
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“The Keystone XL pipeline would deliver an additional 830,000 barrels of crude oil to U.S. refineries every single day. That is more than 4x the amount of crude oil we are currently importing from Russia.” on March 4
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