Higher gas prices mean higher prices for everything we do. Consider the food we eat, whether purchased at the grocery store, a farmers market, or a restaurant. To get that food from a farm to a table requires fuel, and if it costs a farmer, grocer, or restaurant owner more to grow, stock, or serve your food, those costs are going to be handed down to you.

Yet Biden seems exquisitely out of touch with the hurt people are feeling — so much so that he is spending the next few days campaigning on how his policies are making a strong economy.

When filling your gas tank costs more than $75, it’s not hard to understand why recent polling has shown voters are saying no thanks to Bidenomics. The most recent Reuters/Ipsos poll released last week showed that some of Biden’s 2020 voters believe the economy has fared poorly under his stewardship and they might not vote for him in the 2024 election.