Oil dropped 9% the second an Iran deal looked possible
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Oil prices dropped 9-11% in a single day — Brent briefly under $100, WTI in the low $90s — the moment Iran deal talks leaked. Mike's point: the Strait of Hormuz carried a fifth of the world's daily oil. We let that get shut down. And the market told you exactly what it was worth the second there was a chance it opened back up. That's not a foreign policy abstraction. That's your heating bill. That's diesel. Button: they told you energy independence was optional. The pump disagreed.
Video format fits Mike's direct delivery on economic gut-punches. The oil price drop story has a specific number (9-11%), a specific cause (Strait of Hormuz closure), and a clear working-class angle. Connects Iran conflict to kitchen-table costs without being a foreign policy deep-dive. Different from the recent Cummins/convoy posts — this is the energy price mechanism itself.
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Oil dropped 9% on a rumor. The Strait of Hormuz isn't a foreign policy problem. It's your heating bill. #energy #maga #america #commonsense
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