Larry Sharpe
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Gov Shack No. 62: How Much Do Gas Prices Matter? LIVE Talk & Fundraiser!
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March 10, 2026
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1:24:08Now PlayingLIVE on The Gov Shack — Today we’re asking a simple but powerful political question: How much do gas prices actually matter to Americans? With global conflicts, political turmoil, and economic uncertainty dominating the headlines, are voters still focused on the basics like fuel prices, inflation, and the cost of living? Or have cultural and geopolitical issues taken center stage?
Gas prices have historically been one of the most visible economic indicators affecting voters. When prices rise, Americans feel it immediately—commuters, truckers, small businesses, and working families across the country. But with current wars, supply disruptions, energy policy debates, and economic pressure, will high fuel prices shape public opinion about President Donald Trump’s administration and the broader economy?
We’ll discuss whether it’s still “the economy, stupid”, or if voters are prioritizing other concerns like immigration, foreign policy, or political division. Could rising gas prices impact the 2026 elections, both nationally and here in New York? Or will economic improvements make voters forget the issue entirely?
I’ll break down the economics, the politics, and what it means for New York’s future. We’ll review a video, discuss real policy solutions, and take LIVE questions and comments.
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