Sydney Kamlager-Dove rants against Donald Trump whom she ironically calls “Dr. Jesus”

Sydney Kamlager-Dove, representative of California, pointed to President Donald Trump as directly responsible for the price increase registered in the United States. from the war declared on Iran and even ironically called him “Dr. Jesus.”

The criticism from a Democrat originally from Chicago arises seven weeks after the outbreak of the war that began due to an alleged threat from Iran to enrich uranium with the aim of manufacturing nuclear weapons, but which is now produced an unprecedented energy crisis, raising the prices of most products and merchandise internationally.

Before the United States declared war on Iran, shipping transit in the Strait of Hormuz, the narrowest region that connects the Persian Gulf (to the west) with the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea (to the east), was free without any oil or cargo shipper having to pay a single cent in tolls.

However, as a defense against US bombing in various parts of Iran, the authorities of the Islamic Republic chose to close it under the threat that any vessel detected crossing would be sunk.

After a few days, given the impossibility of transporting crude oil and other necessary goods in Europe through the aforementioned sea route, oil and gasoline prices began to rise in the world, triggering inflation in several countries.

In this regard, during an interview with Pablo Manríquez, also known as PabloReports in MeidasTouch’s

“Even Stevie Surprise can see how much this war is costing us. Gasoline prices are rising. In California, they almost reach 10 dollars. And fertilizers too.

In short, everything has gone up in price. And this guy, Dr. Jesus, okay, wants to spend $2 billion of your money every day instead of helping you get health care. “Fuck his ass!” he said.

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