The American economy is currently locked in a fascinating tug-of-war between structural domestic strength and external geopolitical chaos. For months, the fundamental data has pointed toward a roaring supply-side renaissance.
Yet, as American families look at the signs at their local service stations, a lingering question remains: Why are we still paying nearly $3.85 a gallon for gasoline when domestic economic forces say it should be much lower?
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