US enters a dark era full of lies, divisions and racism, says American writer

Washington, (ST) – The American writer and analyst Sandra Friedman said that the United States has radically transformed for the worse and entered a dark age dominated by social divisions and rife with racism and lies, including those launched by President Joe Biden himself. 

Friedman added that, President Joe Biden tries to deceive Americans, especially with regard to the reasons for high fuel prices.

In an article published by the American Thinker website, Friedman referred to the unprecedented deteriorating economic and living conditions in the United States and the accompanying worrying security conditions in light of the spread of hate crimes and racism and the increase in mass shootings and massacres.

Friedman said that, Biden and his administration are misleading Americans about the reasons for the sharp increase in gasoline prices in the United States. She stressed that the rise in gas and fuel prices is a direct result of Biden’s announcement on his first day as president that he halted American drilling, oil production and the XL pipeline project.

The American writer, Friedman pointed out that the high prices put American families in front of difficult choices, either to choose to fill their cars with fuel to go to work or buy food.

She explained that the Biden administration refuses to cancel the applied measures and ease the situation of American taxpayers, and that drilling oil wells and extracting black gold in the United States contradicts the “green agenda” of the US president and his administration.

The American writer pointed out that during the Biden era, transit shipping was the only way to transport oil to refineries, and with the price of diesel remaining at $6 per gallon, the cost of truck drivers became unusual, and this is the reason for the high food prices.

According to a report issued yesterday by the US Energy Information Administration, the average retail price of gasoline in the United States was $4.59 per gallon, the highest price since 2012.

If inflation is taken into account, the price of gasoline in America stands at its highest level since data collection began in 1990.

Raghda Sawas