President Joe Biden is seemingly taking the blame for soaring gas prices, as stickers showing the commander-in-chief pointing his finger and saying “I did that” have been appearing on gas pumps across the country.
With the average price for a gallon of gasoline being $4.325 as of Monday, and prices continuing to rise, the Biden stickers are showing up at gas stations everywhere.
"I take off five or six a day from our different pumps," Perry Cagle, assistant manager of an Exxon station near Athens, Alabama, told WAAY-TV. "Put it on your car. Put it on your house. Don't vandalize private property."
The Boston Herald reported on the stickers last November when gas was $3.50 a gallon on average.
"I just know everything he's been doing since he took office has been going downhill," Harold Frost, 29, told the New York Post. "Bring Trump back. My car has been parked the whole week because of this. I took the train, but it's dangerous now on the train. You gotta be careful."
The Post reports its journalists found the stickers on a pump at a Speedway in the Mott Haven neighborhood of New York and at a Shell station in Harlem.
The stickers retail for as low as $3.01 for a pack of 100 on Amazon.
Already climbing before Russia invaded Ukraine, gas prices are breaking records daily.
CBS News reports that nearly all the country's Republican governors are calling on Biden to increase domestic energy production.
"As governors, we call on President Biden to reverse his policies and restore America's energy independence for our citizens as well as our allies abroad," the governors said in a statement to CBS. "By removing his bans on new oil and gas development on federal lands, building the Keystone XL pipeline, and reinstating regulatory reforms to streamline energy permitting, we can protect our national energy security and sell to our friends rather than buy from our enemies — specifically Russia."
CBS reports that the statement was signed by 25 of the nation's 28 Republican governors, including moderates such as Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan and conservatives like Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott. Only Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Vermont Gov. Phil Scott did not sign on to the statement.
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