Joe Biden declared victory on the supply chain, but has only delivered empty shelves.
On December 22: Biden declared the supply chain crisis solved, claiming that “packages are moving, goods are being delivered, shelves are not empty.”
Now: The number of ships waiting off the coast of Los Angeles and Long Beach is at an all-time high. During the holidays, “out-of-stock messages were up 10% from a year ago to 6 billion and up 253% from 2019.”
Biden did not solve the supply chain crisis, it’s worse than ever, with Americans frustrated by bare shelves across the country:
In Pennsylvania, there’s “empty shelves left and right.”
In Texas, there’s “near empty” shelves as residents have to go to as many as “3 different stores” to find products.
In Georgia, essential food products are in short supply.
In California, consumers are facing empty grocery shelves.
In the Washington, DC metro area, it’s a “far cry from the good old days…empty shelves, empty produce, empty freezers.”
The only thing not in short supply? Biden’s lies and broken promises.
