EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 2 MIN
The Wilmington Standard Daily Update - March 9, 2026: A Small Price To Pay
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Give Us Your FeedbackThis Wilmington Standard Daily Update reports that gas prices in Wilmington have jumped 50 cents in a week, nearly double the national increase, with diesel seeing the biggest spike. It notes that because the entire economy depends on oil, residents should expect broader price increases or at least an end to the recent declines seen under President Trump.The commentary then argues that these higher costs are a small price to pay for confronting Iran, described as an evil, terror-sponsoring regime behind attacks like the October 7 massacre in Israel and other proxy wars. Citing a 2025 human rights report, it highlights Iran’s systemic oppression of women, including child marriage and widespread gender-based violence, and concludes that in Women’s History Month 2026 it is appropriate to bear higher prices to force Iran toward unconditional surrenderSupport the show
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Give Us Your Feedback This Wilmington Standard Daily Update reports that gas prices in Wilmington have jumped 50 cents in a week, nearly double the national increase, with diesel seeing the biggest spike. It notes that because the entire economy depends on oil, residents should expect broader price increases or at least an end to the recent declines seen under President Trump. The commentary then argues that these higher costs are a small price to pay for confronting Iran, described as an ev...
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