The $3 Gas Promise: Political Theater Meets Market Reality You’ve got one side saying gas prices might not dip below $3 until 2027. The other says that’s nonsense—that relief is coming “as soon as this ends.” Both statements sound confident. Clean. Reassuring. They’re also built on a flawed premise: That energy prices move on political timelines. They don’t. Gas prices are not controlled by speeches, press briefings, or optimism. They’re the result of a tangled web of global supply chains, geopolitical instability, production capacity, refining constraints, and currency dynamics. Pretending otherwise isn’t just misleading—it’s dangerous. War Doesn’t Just Spike Prices—It Warps the Entire System The conflict with Iran didn’t just push prices up. It injected instability into every layer of…
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