Vice President Joe Biden’s recent bumbling gaffes have made him an easy target for criticism. But that’s not to say his time in the White House has been without its issues. For one thing, he’s got a serious cargo backlog problem.
Shipping and the supply chain have been heavily affected by the Biden Administration. We are beginning to see empty shelves again as we did at the beginning of the covid pandemic. While the President has taken the brunt of this criticism, it’s actually Vice President Joe Biden who is responsible for these shortages. And unfortunately, he’s not up to the task of closing the gap.
Why? First, you have to understand where this problem stems from. This isn’t a problem caused by last-minute shopping or other such idiocies. This shortage is caused by making it difficult for everyday Americans to ship things over long distances.
Biden doesn’t think shipping should be easy for everyone. He doesn’t think they deserve to deliver items quickly and conveniently. Instead, Biden prefers the “old two-day delivery” model. And he’s rallying behind his crusade by blocking any legislation that would make shipments easier for Americans.
This is unacceptable. Anyone with a few cans of food sitting on their back porch shouldn’t have to wait two days just to get it delivered across town. Yes, this is an inconvenience, but we can fix it if we just loosen up some of the regulations around shipping and let the private sector do its job.
When did we start letting these Obama appointees run amok? This has nothing to do with free-market competition or competition between companies or even between companies from different states. No, Biden would rather continue the failed Obama Administration policies of forcing Americans to use inefficient government-run shipping services. This is just more cost-ineffective socialism.
We’ve seen these cargo backlog problems before in another Obama Administration issue…Time for Joe to go!