"I'll never apologize," Trump says about war that's resulted in higher gas prices
Trump urged Americans to accept $4 gas as the war with Iran drives up fuel costs and polls show broad public disapproval.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump refused to apologize for gasoline prices reaching $4 per gallon during a rally, saying Americans should accept the cost to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
- Supply disruptions and Hormuz Strait issues have driven national gas prices above $4 per gallon, following joint U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran that began in late February.
- Trump downplayed concerns raised by Democratic representative Jason Crow about sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln enduring 240 days of deployment, dismissing mental health worries as the military praised his Iran strategy.
- Critics including Democratic representative Jason Crow responded to Trump's comments by questioning the administration's handling of military deployments and the human costs of the ongoing conflict.
- Trump stated he intends to declare the Hormuz Strait a territory of the United States after defeating Iran, signaling potential conflict expansion despite public concerns about rising gas prices.
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Trump: "I’ll Never Apologize” for High Gas Prices — Iran’s More Important
President Trump dismissed Americans’ concerns about high prices and said he will not apologize for starting an unconstitutional war or the high gas prices that have resulted. ... The post Trump: “I’ll Never Apologize” for High Gas Prices — Iran’s More Important appeared first on The New American.
Trump Downplays Higher Gas Prices Caused by Iran War, Won’t Apologize
President Donald Trump said he will not apologize for higher gasoline prices resulting from the U.S. war with Iran, according to the New American. Speaking on Aug. 14 at the David S. Mack Center for Training and Intelligence in Garden City, New York, Trump said higher gas prices are a small price to pay to […]
Trump calls for sacrifice: gasoline prices almost 30 percent higher than a year ago. American resentment about the Iran war is growing.
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nexusnewsfeed.comTrump Says He’ll ‘Never Apologize’ for Rising Gas Prices Caused by His War With Iran
President Trump has said he would "never apologize" for the higher gas prices Americans are facing due to his war with Iran, downplaying the surge in prices as just a "tiny little bit more." The US president framed the increase in gas prices as necessary to prevent Iran from obtaining…
'I’ll never apologize…': Trump defends Iran war as Hormuz blockade drives up gas prices
US President Donald Trump defended Washington's military strikes against Iran, saying the action prevented Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Trump acknowledged Americans could face gasoline prices but insisted the higher costs were justified.
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