Mothers are “stressed out right now” over the baby formula shortage and told “Fox & Friends Weekend” the issue, among others, is encouraging them to head to the polls this November.
Alex Swoyer, a mother of a six-month-old baby, who is a legal affairs reporter for The Washington Times, said on Sunday that she has been"fortunate that we use European formula." Swoyer said she posted on social media that she had extra to spare and was"inundated by messages from people.
"Moms across the country right now are looking right now at who is responsible for this," she said, stressing that the situation is going to entice mothers to vote in the 2022 midterm elections. Fox Business' Breck Dumas, Julia Musto Daniella Genovese and The Associated Press contributed to this report. Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox
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