Gas prices jump in Keystone Pipeline cancellation fallout

Policy is the intent of the Administration. To be more specific look at production. The Biden Administration Policies has done everything they can to increase cost. Production is the gage to measure by.

And it isn't going to increase supply. It's that Law of Supply and Demand thingy that democrat elites appear opt out of any time they take any courses in economics.

If we had keystone pipeline oil it would not matter as much that
_unrest in Libya and Kazakhstan are substantially reducing their oil exports.
_OPEC+ scaled back production in late 2020 and has yet to come back to pre-pandemic production levels.
_Storms and hackers shutdown some US suppliers and refineries in 2021
_European Union Countries are building up their national reserves, anticipating a Russian cut in production (Putin's leverage to get Europe and the US to sell out Ukraine, like we all did during the Obama administration).
_China is importing more oil to make up for self-induced wounds in its own energy sector.

Maj John Bell - As always sir it is their way to buy their way out of any difficulty, so they print more money. That will only work so long until it implodes, and then hurt the poorest people they say they are trying to help.

They need to make energy prices high so sun and wind power can compete.

Well there was this: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/oil-biden-strategic-petroleum-reserve-release/
I looked for the Fox News report on this but apparently they didn't cover it.

Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen - Thanks for bringing up another case of President Biden issuing noneffective orders that didn’t help anything. I guess that was better than issuing orders that hurts our Country. He’s already done too many of those.

Yes. That is pretty much what we have. Delusional is probably the best word to describe them. Thank you.

Ouch.