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President Byden said his recent remarkshave passed on the responsibility for soaring gas prices, again hindering efforts to temporarily suspend federal gas taxes. He is enthusiastic about the Republicans of the parliament who claim.
Former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross joined the "Fox&Friends First" on Thursday, lamenting the "very very dangerous" state of the economy and the president. Lamented the lack of effort. To solve pressing problems, including runaway inflation.
"The only concrete thing he gave [to help cut costs] was to temporarily cut federal taxes. That wouldn't be anything. It's just It's a few percent points, "he said.
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Commerce Secretary-Designated Wilburros Wednesday, January 18, 2017 Testify at Capitol Hill in Washington. Senate Commerce Committee. (AP Photo / Manuel Balce Ceneta)(AP)
"A man who can't fill the entire tank knows so he can't be offended. He has no money, "he added.
Ross argues that there is a "real reason" for the average American savings to plummet by an average of $ 9,000 under current leadership, andViden's economyagain. A unique financial reserve for Americans to blame and achieve their goals.
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"President Biden is about everything You can talk about what he wants ... but the empty pockets tell the truth, "Ross said.
Ross also opposed Biden's claim that Americans were prosperous, and his against financially rough roads, including stagnation and theimminent depression. Shared miserable predictions.
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"The whole administration is an agenda , A clean agenda, awakened things, etc. are all their focus, and they never think about what the other consequences of it are. That's a matter of policy, "he said. I told Simks.
His criticism comes after President Byden claims he is "fighting like hell" to lower American gas prices in his appearance at Cleveland on Wednesday.
Taylor Penley is a Fox News production assistant.
