20/ Studies consistently find that rising gas prices are associated with falling presidential approval — a rough rule of thumb is that a sustained $0.25/gallon increase costs a president around 1–2 percentage points in approval.
20/ Studies consistently find that rising gas prices are associated with falling presidential approval — a rough rule of thumb is that a sustained $0.25/gallon increase costs a president around 1–2 percentage points in approval.
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