New Poll: Poles Blame Donald Trump for High Fuel Prices
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Only 0.9% of respondents believe that President Karol Nawrocki is responsible for this situation.
High fuel prices have been keeping Polish drivers awake at night for months, constituting one of the most noticeable elements of daily inflation. Dynamic fluctuations on commodity markets and geopolitical tensions mean that prices per liter of gasoline or diesel fuel rarely provide cause for satisfaction. The question of who is actually responsible for the high prices at the pumps remains at the forefront of public debate.
The vast majority of Poles blame US President Donald Trump for causing drastic increases in fuel prices.
Poles have identified who is responsible for high fuel prices. The latest IBRiS poll reveals a significant difference between politicians.
64.8% of respondents believe that US President Donald Trump is responsible for high fuel prices, according to an IBRiS poll for "Rzeczpospolita." Donald Tusk's government was selected by 25.2% of respondents, and President Karol Nawrocki by 0.9%.
Poles, asked in a survey who was responsible for high fuel prices at gas stations in Poland, identified US President Donald Trump as the main culprit. A staggering 64.8% of respondents in the IBRiS poll for "Rzeczpospolita" cited him.
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