I will support the Gas Price Relief Act to suspend the federal gas tax when national gas prices exceed $4 per gallon and offset the lost revenue with existing oil and gas subsidies.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz · Florida · Democratic

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During the press conference, Wasserman Schultz expressed support for the Gas Price Relief Act, which would suspend the 18.4-cent federal gas tax whenever the national average price of gas exceeds $4 per gallon and fully offset the lost revenue by redirecting roughly $30 billion in existing federal oil and gas subsidies into the fund.

She backed legislation to cut gas costs by temporarily suspending the federal gas tax above a price threshold and offsetting the revenue loss.

Wasserman Schultz Convenes Floridians, Small Business Owners to Sound the Alarm on Affordability | U.S. House of Representatives
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During the press conference, Wasserman Schultz expressed support for the Gas Price Relief Act, which would suspend the 18.4-cent federal gas tax whenever the national average price of gas exceeds $4 per gallon and fully offset the lost revenue by redirecting roughly $30 billion in existing federal oil and gas subsidies into the fund.

Official House statement in the lookback window says she publicly backed the Gas Price Relief Act and restated its threshold and offset mechanism.

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Wasserman Schultz Convenes Floridians, Small Business Owners to Sound the Alarm on Affordability | U.S. House of Representatives
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The promise was framed as a commitment to support the Gas Price Relief Act, not to single-handedly enact it. During her current federal House term, Wasserman Schultz publicly backed the bill and described the same core mechanism: suspending the 18.4-cent federal gas tax when national gas prices exceed about $4 per gallon and offsetting the Highway Trust Fund loss by redirecting oil and gas subsidies. There is no evidence in the payload that the bill became law, but enactment was not the specific promise being judged; the promised support was delivered in the same term.

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