Oklahoma U.S. Rep Kevin Hern: “7.9% inflation. Gas up 38%. No sign of price decreases any time soon. American families are being…”

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Oklahoma U.S. Rep Kevin Hern: “7.9% inflation. Gas up 38%. No sign of price decreases any time soon. American families are being…”
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Mar 11, 2022
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Kevin Hern tweeted the following:

“7.9% inflation. Gas up 38%. No sign of price decreases any time soon. American families are being crushed by the weight of the Biden economy.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Kevin Hern:

“After over a year of failed policies, you and I and everyone outside of Congress has connected the dots. We know where these problems originated and its not Ukraine.
Read more on @JoeBiden’s energy crisis from me in @thehill today
thehill.com/blogs/congress” on March 8
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“In case you were wondering how out of touch Democrats are, one of the biggest issues currently facing the American people “hasn’t come up” in their meetings. twitter.com/MikeKBerg/stat” on March 8
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“FACT: American natural gas burns demonstrably cleaner than oil from Russia, Venezuela, or the Middle East.” on March 8
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