On the recordMarch 15, 2022
While everyday American workers and families bear the burden of higher gas prices, big oil is raking in record profits and prioritizing padding the pockets of the wealthy shareholders.
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congress.govWhile everyday American workers and families bear the burden of higher gas prices, big oil is raking in record profits and prioritizing padding the pockets of the wealthy shareholders.
Beyer criticizes oil companies for prioritizing shareholders over workers amidst rising gas prices.
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