For the fifth time, Republicans ask their colleagues to consider this bill. The average price at the pump two days before President Biden took office was $2.38 per gallon. They have been steadily climbing ever since. On February 14, 6 days before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the average price for per gallon was $3.49. These prices are affecting every single American. When adjusted for the increasing prices on all goods, thanks to failed Democrat policies, wages and salaries are below pre-pandemic levels. My constituents are pleading with Congress to focus on this issue and are being ignored by the out-of-touch majority. Now, for the fifth time, House Republicans are urging the majority to immediately bring relief at the pump now. While my colleagues continue to bring flawed, misguided, and unvetted legislation to the floor, House Republicans stand ready to work on issues that directly affect American's pocketbooks. To further explain the amendment, I yield 4 minutes to the gentlewoman from Florida (Mrs. Cammack).
Michelle Fischbach: “For the fifth time, Republicans ask their colleagues to consider this bill. The average price at the pump two days…”
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