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Gas prices in Wyoming have risen slightly over the past week, breaking a record of price drops over the past two months.

"As we go into Joe Biden's second year as president, we have a president who has failed. It's failed on the economy, failed on Covid, failed at the border, and failed on issue after issue, including crime in our cities. The American people deserve better. This president has failed."

Gas prices in Wyoming have continued to fall at a relatively consistent rate since August, currently averaging $3.26 a gallon.

Gas prices in Wyoming have continued to fall as fears of the new COVID-19 variant are creating some fears over travelling.

We're just over two weeks from Christmas and gas prices, which have been on the slow decline, took a slightly more significant dip this week, and are now just six cents higher than the national average. It was just a few months ago when Wyoming's average gas price was 40 cents higher than the national average. We're on the right track it seems.

Gas prices in Wyoming and across the country have seen a slight decline in the past week over fears of a new COVID-19 variant.

President Joe Biden’s administration is moving at home and abroad to try to address concerns about rising energy prices slowing the nation’s recovery from the pandemic-induced recession.

The White House is making clear that President Joe Biden is opposed to letting the federal gasoline tax rise at the rate of inflation to help pay for an infrastructure package that a bipartisan group of 21 senators is trying to craft.

Senator John Barrasso recently spoke on the House floor and called out Senator Chuck Schumer, as well as Democrats as a whole, saying that while Republicans are focusing on the issues that the American people actually care about, Democrats are more concerned with 'playing politics.'

Barrasso said that the current state of the economy is due to the Biden Administration and the policies it has presented.