Freedom Fuel Launch

The White House promoted new Freedom Fuel stations as critics questioned its gas price claims.

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White House Touts First ‘Freedom Fuel’ Gas Stations

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White House announces the first "Freedom Fuel" station, selling gas at $3.47 a gallon

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The White House promoted the first Freedom Fuel Network gas station on July 8, saying a Philadelphia-area location was selling gasoline for $3.47 a gallon. The price referenced President Donald Trump as the 47th U.S. president and was 33 cents below the national average cited at the time. The rollout included 25 participating stations in the Philadelphia region, including locations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Customers at a West Berlin, New Jersey, station said the lower pump price was their main concern.