Parents Have a Right to Be Angry

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Parents Have a Right to Be Angry

May 14, 2022 - 07:28
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Supply shortages of infant formula are putting unimaginable burdens on parents. The severe shortage of infant formula appears to be a result of supply chain constraints and the shutdown of a major production facility in Michigan. Families are already facing 40-year high inflation and surging energy costs. These parents should not have to also worry about how to feed their babies.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and United States Trade Representative (USTR) owes the public a detailed explanation about the steps the agencies are taking to ensure parents and their babies have access to infant formula. Especially in light of recent news reports indicating that illegal immigrants at the Customs and Border Protection facility in Texas are receiving "'pallets' of baby formula."

Read more about my effort to get answers from the Biden administration and here in the Washington Free Beacon.

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I never thought America would see such devastation, we are failing on every single level, and this is for two reasons. The first one was to stab the conservatives in the back, who enjoyed the Trump era success. The second one is that the democrats wanted to, once again show that socialism is wonderful, but they have failed miserably, and it is very painful.

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