Gunny
11-10-2021, 01:28 PM
I was going to put this humor because it IS a joke, just not a funny one. This Administration thinks it can just tell us anything and we're supposed to believe it. Your eyes are lying, listen to us :rolleyes:
OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 8:21 AM PT – Wednesday, November 10, 2021The Biden administration has been scrambling to defend product shortages while Americans have continued to grow frustrated.
During an interview Tuesday, Joe Biden’s top economic adviser, Brian Deese, claimed the supply chain crisis just means “Americans are out there and able to buy goods again.” His remarks comes as grocery stores across the country run low on popular items or are missing them entirely. However, Deese was quick to dismiss concerns.
“A lot of these supply chain challenges are actually reflections of the fact that we are moving more goods, more products through the American economy now than at any time in history,” he stated. “Significantly higher than before the pandemic. That’s a good thing.”
According to reports, shortages are expected to continue and the cost of the average Thanksgiving meal will be the highest it’s ever been. Meanwhile, Joe Biden attempted to ease ports and supply chains as many blame the administration for the failing economy.
Also on Tuesday, the White House unveiled a Biden-Harris Action Plan (https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2021/11/09/fact-sheet-the-biden-harris-action-plan-for-americas-ports-and-waterways/) that seeks to make amends regarding port congestion that has caused rising prices and a lack of items on store shelves. The plan would allegedly pay for potential upgrades to U.S. ports within 90-days while redirecting funds to address the ongoing problem.
While critics blame Biden’s “handouts” as one of the leading causes of supply chain backup, the administration is instead blaming “outdated infrastructure and the COVID-19 pandemic” for the issue.
https://www.oann.com/biden-economic-advisor-says-supply-chain-crisis-is-a-good-thing/
OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 8:21 AM PT – Wednesday, November 10, 2021The Biden administration has been scrambling to defend product shortages while Americans have continued to grow frustrated.
During an interview Tuesday, Joe Biden’s top economic adviser, Brian Deese, claimed the supply chain crisis just means “Americans are out there and able to buy goods again.” His remarks comes as grocery stores across the country run low on popular items or are missing them entirely. However, Deese was quick to dismiss concerns.
“A lot of these supply chain challenges are actually reflections of the fact that we are moving more goods, more products through the American economy now than at any time in history,” he stated. “Significantly higher than before the pandemic. That’s a good thing.”
According to reports, shortages are expected to continue and the cost of the average Thanksgiving meal will be the highest it’s ever been. Meanwhile, Joe Biden attempted to ease ports and supply chains as many blame the administration for the failing economy.
Also on Tuesday, the White House unveiled a Biden-Harris Action Plan (https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2021/11/09/fact-sheet-the-biden-harris-action-plan-for-americas-ports-and-waterways/) that seeks to make amends regarding port congestion that has caused rising prices and a lack of items on store shelves. The plan would allegedly pay for potential upgrades to U.S. ports within 90-days while redirecting funds to address the ongoing problem.
While critics blame Biden’s “handouts” as one of the leading causes of supply chain backup, the administration is instead blaming “outdated infrastructure and the COVID-19 pandemic” for the issue.
https://www.oann.com/biden-economic-advisor-says-supply-chain-crisis-is-a-good-thing/