But Democrats, afraid of being thrown out of the White House by an angry, gas-impoverished voting public, are suddenly seeing the fight to repeal those subsidies as a winning political issue.
Unfortunately, there were no angry, gas-masked mobs pouring through the streets of Athens, but I thought I'd gather up as many people as I could here and then lead them on a tour of the city's recent riot hotspots.
Unfortunately, there were no angry, gas-masked mobs pouring through the streets of Athens, but I figured this was a good place to gather up as many people as I could for a tour of the city's recent riot hotspots.
Studies suggest that most voters agree with Ms. Hawks: they are angry about gas prices, but other factors, like the economy and the personal qualities of candidates, ultimately determine their votes.
Rich enough to buy a Bentley on a whim or poor enough to be set back by a simple traffic fine, Americans are angry about gas prices.
Even before the book was officially released on Aug. 14, the president started firing off angry tweets, gassing up public interest far beyond anything the publisher or the author could have managed by themselves.
"It's generating a lot of support in their districts, because people are angry about this gas tax and the price of gasoline in California". Democrats say they are not worried, because the gas tax is paying for much-needed road and bridge repairs.
In Oakland, Calif., some truckers who said they were angry about high gas prices decided not to cross picket lines at the port.
All because other states decided to rely on oil and gas, angry Floridians say; all because, in the water, there are no borders — only currents that can carry catastrophes hundreds of miles.
I have lain in sweltering hotel rooms staring at spiders, outrun drunken soldiers waving pistols, interviewed hysterical teenagers who vowed to murder all Americans, inhaled tear gas with angry mobs, gone weeks without a hot meal or shower.
