The average national price for a gallon of gas dropped to $2.796, the lowest we’ve seen since 2021, per AAA.
One month ago, the average was $2.93.
The cost of gas is the tip of the wedge to achieve that new word everyone’s using these days: affordability.
Those gas station signs we all pass displaying that day’s cost per gallon acts as a national barometer about how we feel about the economy. People instinctually understand that a steady and reasonable cost per gallon reflects a steady and healthy economy. In turn, this affects how people feel about the country and those in charge of the country. I’ve always said that former President Bill…
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