@wissamalrikabi0: President Trump has stated that even if diesel prices hit $6.50 a gallon, he is fine with it and will never apologize because he believes he did the right thing by confronting Iran. National diesel averages have recently reached or exceeded that level in many areas, driven largely by the conflict that began earlier this year and disrupted global fuel supplies. Rep. Thomas Massie has pushed back hard, arguing that Americans are being forced to absorb the economic pain of a war he says is being fought primarily for Israel. Massie has repeatedly called the conflict a costly blunder that has weakened the U.S. while benefiting foreign interests, citing higher fuel costs, drained reserves, and neglected domestic needs. Truckers, farmers, and everyday consumers are feeling the strain as diesel powers freight, farming equipment, and the supply chain that delivers goods to store shelves. Critics point out that temporary measures like allowing tax-exempt red-dyed diesel have offered little lasting relief, and polls show growing frustration with the price surge ahead of the midterms. The core debate remains whether the strategic goals justify the direct hit to American wallets.

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Wednesday 28 October 2026 01:59:48 GMT