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that hundred million is only gonna last less than a week

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Troy Jackson, at Maine U.S. Senate General Election Debate 2 (WMTW)

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Why we checked itSpecific quantitative claim that 100 million gallons of fuel released would last less than a week for U.S. consumption — verifiable by comparing the figure to actual U.S. daily consumption data, and involves a potential unit mismatch (gallons vs barrels)
What we foundThe claim that $100 million would last less than a week is consistent with documented FEMA disaster spending rates, both during major hurricane responses and at average annual spending levels, though the precise context of Jackson's claim could not be verified from available debate transcripts.
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