"The question of how much the U.S. President is responsible for the price of gas is highly divisive. Ultimately, the President isn't the only one responsible for gas prices, but some Presidential policies can impact what you pay at the pump."
"Gas is one of the most visible prices a consumer will regularly see. As soon as the gas price increases, we notice it quickly and feel it in our wallets, showcasing the psychological impact on Americans."
"The price of gas has long played a role in presidential elections. Higher gas prices can lead to blame directed at the sitting president, affecting their reelection chances significantly."
"During the 1970s oil embargo, OPEC cut off oil to the US, leading to a nationwide shortage and skyrocketing prices, which greatly influenced American sensitivity towards gas prices."
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