The right-wing holiday tradition has arrived early, with TV hosts and politicians seizing on supply-chain issues and pandemic mitigation efforts to take aim at the administration.
that “there will be things that people can’t get” this holiday season. “At the same time, a lot of these goods are hopefully substitutable by other things,” the official said in an interview with Reuters this week. “I don’t think there’s any real reason to be panicked, but we all feel the frustration and there’s a certain need for patience to help get through a relatively short period of time.
Despite the administration’s efforts to solve it, America’s bottleneck has turned into a favorite talking point for Republicans and right-wing pundits to hit the president with. “Biden facing a nightmare come Christmastime, thanks to rising inflation and a supply crisis,”
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