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Fox argues that high oil and gas prices “could have been a lot higher” — though not everyone at the network agrees it’s a winning message
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· September 11, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points Further information about the network's views can be found through Media Matters for America, which has reported on the matter. A network's stance on fuel costs is being scrutinized.
A network's stance on fuel costs is being scrutinized. Some people at the network think this message may not be effective.
Not all individuals at the network share the same opinion about the message's potential impact.
Further information about the network's views can be found through Media Matters for America, which has reported on the matter.
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