California U.S. Rep Mike Garcia: “Dont let @POTUS fool you into blaming gas station owners for record-high gas prices. This administration…”

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California U.S. Rep Mike Garcia: “Dont let @POTUS fool you into blaming gas station owners for record-high gas prices. This administration…”
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Jul 19, 2022
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Mike Garcia tweeted the following:

“Dont let @POTUS fool you into blaming gas station owners for record-high gas prices. This administration refuses to take responsibility and continues to make theenergycrisisworse by limiting domestic production. Its time to reopen federal oil and gas leases!”
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Garcia:

“While in Valencia, I toured HiTech Plastics & Molds, leaders in thermoplastic injection molded parts and assemblies. Thanks for showing me around your facility!” on July 16
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“Congratulations to Restore Hyper Wellness in Santa Clarita on their grand opening! They offer various services to support all health and wellness goals. Best of luck in the future!” on July 15
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“Welcome back to 1978. The parallels between 1978 and 2022 are uncanny and the President is to blame.” on July 14
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