White House ideas to combat high gas prices include:
Sending rebate cards to drivers to help them pay at gas stations
Invoking the Defense Production Act to move diesel and other refined products if localized shortages happen
Historic release of nation's oil reserves
A letter to US refineries calling for more production and criticizing their profits
Prodding the world's oil producers and coordinating the release from national reserves with U.S. allies
Potentially telling governors to lower or waive their gas taxes
Suspending the Jones Act, which would reduce shipping costs and make it cheaper to get gas from the Gulf Coast to the Eastern Seabord
Imposing price controls and banning exports of U.S. energy
“Not only is there not an extant solution, but nobody thinks there’s going to be a compelling solution,” an outside economic adviser to the White House said. “They’re fighting about narrative rather than fighting about substance, because realistically, what are they going to do?”
White House ideas to combat high gas prices include:
Sending rebate cards to drivers to help them pay at gas stations
Invoking the Defense Production Act to move diesel and other refined products if localized shortages happen
Historic release of nation's oil reserves
A letter to US refineries calling for more production and criticizing their profits
Prodding the world's oil producers and coordinating the release from national reserves with U.S. allies
Potentially telling governors to lower or waive their gas taxes
Suspending the Jones Act, which would reduce shipping costs and make it cheaper to get gas from the Gulf Coast to the Eastern Seabord
Imposing price controls and banning exports of U.S. energy
And yet not a single attempt to actually improve production in house, the one thing that would genuinely solve the crisis.