Kemp suspends Georgia gas tax again, blames inflation on 'Bidenomics'

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has suspended the state's gas tax from Sept. 13 to Oct. 12 via executive order.
Kemp blames the Biden administration's economic policies for high inflation and the need to provide relief through suspending the tax.
This is the second gas tax suspension in Georgia in 2022 after a previous 10-month suspension saved residents $1.7 billion.
Georgia has budget surpluses to afford the tax break, with about $10 billion in surplus state funds.
Kemp aims to shift political focus to tax cuts and away from Trump's indictment through the gas tax suspension.