Only 11% of Americans blame Putin for gas prices

Barely one in 10 voters buy the Biden administration’s claim that Russia is to blame for high gas prices Just 11% of Americans believe Russian President Vladimir Putin is to blame for record high gas prices in the US, according to a Rasmussen poll published on Tuesday. The majority instead blame US President Joe Biden. More than half (52%) of respondents to the Rasmussen poll conducted last week pointed to Biden’s poor energy policies as the reason gas has become unaffordable, meaning the administration’s “Putin’s price hike” narrative does not appear to be catching on. Biden says #putinpricehike, but

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