Newsom is thoroughly criticizing the government's oil price policies. Recent developments are quite interesting.

California Governor Newsom's team posted on X, and it's becoming a hot topic. They are pointing out the facts about rising gasoline prices that the government doesn't want the public to see. Of particular note is their direct refutation of the common belief that abolishing gasoline taxes would lead to lower prices. They cite Florida as an example and explain that the benefits of tax abolition ultimately go to oil companies, not drivers.

Just this week, Americans are reportedly paying over $1.5 billion more at gas stations. Newsom's team links this situation directly to military actions related to Iran. They are mercilessly criticizing any administration that ignores the impact of war on the oil market.

Newsom has also implemented his own measures in California. He introduced regulations SBX1-2 and ABX1-2 to increase transparency and oversight of oil companies. The gap between state-level price control strategies and federal responses is becoming clear.

Watching this exchange highlights where political responsibility lies. Newsom's team also suggests that the decisions made by the Trump administration over the past two weeks might be a strategy to divert public attention to other issues. In any case, the rise in gasoline prices directly affects people's lives, so Newsom's scrutiny cannot be ignored.