Why is Joe Biden doing nothing to help
desperate US babies? Parents and politicians
slam president for failing to intervene
in baby formula crisis as distressed dad
says 'never did I think I would have a
problem finding food for my baby in America'
Posted By: Imright, 5/8/2022 2:56:14 AM
Parents and politicians alike are slamming President Biden for his failure to address the US' ongoing baby formula shortage - with one distressed dad saying 'never did I think I would have a problem finding food for my baby in America.' The backlash against Biden comes as the formula shortage has reached crisis levels in recent weeks, with at least 12 states facing 40 percent or higher out of stock rates. As shelves across the country meant to carry formula remain largely barren, parents such as Russell Bleck, a husband and father in Lexington, Kentucky, have become desperate to get their hands on the all important product.
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