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Laura Ingraham Falsely Claims There Wasn’t Any Hoarding When Trump Was President (Video)
thewrap.comthe current baby formula shortage.Now while the shortage is being hyped up as somehow caused by Biden policies, what actually happened is that one of the few companies that makes baby formula had unsafe conditions at one of its factories which caused formula to be infected with a deadly bacteria, prompting a FDA recall.
This exacerbated an already precarious problem with the global supply chain caused by the COVID-19 pandemic; that of course has been an issue since the pandemic began.There have also been reports of hoarding, which make the shortage even worse, and that brings us to that clip of Psaki, and Ingraham’s comments.
At the press conference earlier today, Psaki said this: “We are also — have been also calling on retailers to impose purchasing limits to prevent the possibility of hoarding, because we know that that is an issue.”Immediately after playing this clip, Ingraham — smugly, we should add — asked this: “Why didn’t we have hoarding during the Trump administration?”No really, watch the clip:Ingraham: Why didn’t we have hoarding during the Trump administration?
pic.twitter.com/UTcXyWw2vnThe thing about that question is, as we’re certain everyone reading this post remembers, the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 were defined by widespread hoarding and shortages of multiple household good.Most notably, hoarding caused a toilet paper shortage.
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