A CNN guest argued the solution to skyrocketing gas prices was not to ramp up production but to “simply use less gasoline and diesel.”
in an attempt to reduce the cost of gasoline. CNN host Ana Cabrera defended the president against"false" accusations from"the opposite party" saying his policies were hindering domestic oil production.
Daniel Raimi, a fellow at Washington D.C.-based energy research group"Resources for the Future" told the CNN host that the problem wasn't our supply, but consumer demand."In the longer term, the really smart strategy for the Biden administration or any future administration would be to attack this problem, not from the supply side, but rather from the demand side," Raimi said.
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