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West Virginians footing the bill for war and big oil

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West Virginians footing the bill for war and big oil
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Regular unleaded gas is $4.159 per gallon at the ParMar Store at 1503 Washington Street E in Charleston, West Virginia, on Nov. 5, 2026. (Photo by Leann Ray/West Virginia Watch)No matter which party is in power, it’s a common misconception that the president of the United States has a significant impact on the price of gas at the pump. While that’s usually true, we’re living in an inflation crisis that can be pinpointed to the national and international policy of one person: the current presiden

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