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China Accidentally Made Our Gas Much Cheaper

Por: The Atlantic Science October 19, 2022

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Xi Jinping’s zero-COVID lockdowns have been an unexpected gift to Joe Biden.Franco Origlia / GettyOctober 19, 2022, 10:57 AM ETYou’d be forgiven, at this point, for believing in what the MSNBC host Chris Hayes calls the Every major political dynamic, every twist and turn in approval polling and legislative possibility, seems driven by whether gas prices .Consider Joe Biden’s presidency. When Biden took office, he was broadly popular,... + full article



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