Trump’s bluff is too late to save him
05-10-2026 02:58 via smh.com.au

Trump’s bluff is too late to save him

Donald Trump just made a desperate move to lower fuel prices ahead of the US midterm elections. The relief, however, is likely to be short-lived.
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