Troubling periods of financial unrest and stagnation are expected when economies grow to the size of America’s. Supply and demand ebbs and flow as administrations enact different economic policies that affect certain markets.
However, allowing babies to go hungry is unacceptable.
Spending trillions upon trillions of taxpayer dollars during a period of historic inflation should be cause for impeachment, yet the Biden administration appears to be unfazed by the growing level of economic chaos slapping average Americans across the face on a daily basis.
Just because your radical ideology causes you to direct policies toward a globalist megastructure of bloated bureaucracies, doesn’t mean you can neglect all domestic priorities, which is precisely what the Biden administration has done.
On Wednesday, the infantile President Joe Biden played dumb on his baby formula shortage, claiming he was not made aware of the problem until April — months after America’s largest formula producer shuddered following a recall of its products.
Joe Biden held a virtual meeting with major baby formula manufacturers across the country in an attempt to correct the supply problem plaguing the United States today.
Formula executives have been sounding the alarm on a potential shortage since Abbott Nutrition was forced to close its doors, but somehow that message never made it to the President of the United States.
“We knew from the very beginning that this would be a very serious event,” one executive said during the meeting.
Joe, on the other hand, didn’t agree.
“I don’t think anyone anticipated the impact of the shutdown of one facility,” Biden first said Wednesday.
Reporter: Why didn't you move quicker on the baby formula shortage?
Biden: "I don't think anyone anticipated the impact of the shutdown of Abbott facility."
Reporter: "Didn't the CEOs just tell you they understood it would have a very big impact?"
Biden:"They did but I didn't" pic.twitter.com/ei2e1N5mkY
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) June 1, 2022
Biden was pressed on this inconsistency by a reporter who asked why the administration ignored warning calls from baby formula executives following the Abbott facility shutdown.
His response tells you everything you need to know about the Biden administration.
“Here’s the deal,” Biden said. “I became aware of this problem sometime in early April, about how intense it was. We did everything in our power from that point on.”
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was also pressed on her boss’ inability to handle the supply problem, to which she again lied to reporters, saying: “He’s been working on this issue since day one of the recall.”
However, Biden admitted earlier he was unaware of the problem until April, which means he either sat on his hands this entire time, or one of his staffers dropped the ball. Still, this cannot be admitted as the Democrats already find themselves in a precarious situation leading up to November’s midterms.
When asked for particulars, Jean-Pierre yet again played dumb.
“I don’t have a timeline on that,” she said from the podium.
Reporter: "When was someone called here at the White House and say the [baby formula shortage] is a problem?"
Jean-Pierre: "I don't have a timeline on that. All I can tell you, as a whole of government approach, we have been working on this since February." pic.twitter.com/AoPoV7P8b5
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) June 1, 2022
Doesn’t it feel like these people are essentially laughing in our faces during a time of historic unrest? Perhaps the American people should give them a taste of their own medicine…
Author: Asa McCue
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