Biden administration to blame for baby formula shortage: RepKatCammack
It points to what a total dumpster fire the Biden administration truly is. The Biden administration is responsible for this formula shortage. Back in November, their own FDA shut the number one manufacturer of baby formula down on a tip with no plan to backfill the 43% that this manufacturer is a part of the market share. So, again, typical Biden administration - no plan, no contingencies, no way to backfill 43% of our nation's supply of baby formula.
You've got parents panicking, kids getting sick, and the humanitarian mission at the border. The agents are doing the best job that they can, but, man, their hands are tied. Again,"America last" - that is what the Biden administration is all about. And you said that the DHS headquarters hadn't got[ten] back to you with a comment.
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