Gasoline Spikes Nearly $1 Per Gallon in ONE DAY in the US Midwest
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Source: Hal Turner
Gasoline prices spiked between $0.70 and $0.90 in a single day across Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Wisconsin, with some stations now hitting $5 per gallon.
-GasBuddy confirming the surge across multiple Midwest states.
-Single-day jumps of nearly a dollar per gallon at the pump.
-Some stations breaking $5 for Regular Unleaded gasoline the first time since the Iran war began!
-National average already at a war-era high of $4.18 before this spike.
-Comes as Trump met with energy executives this week to discuss extending the Iran blockade for months.
The pain everyone has been warning about for weeks is now landing at the pump in real time, and it's hitting the Midwest first because that's where refining capacity and supply lines are tightest.
The economic clock Trump has been managing just got significantly louder, and the political consequences of $5 gas across the Rust Belt six months out from the midterms don't need to be explained.
