@SW-User
Good thing he's not actually in charge of anything important 😂

@AbbeyRhode and bankrupt our economy

@AbbeyRhode

@Driver2

@Shadowwatch https://centraljersey.com/2022/03/17/president-biden-has-many-accomplishments-in-office/?amp

@PatKirby That is a beautiful pizza! 😁

@AbbeyRhode
Recently patented brand, popular too! If he was smart he'd invest in FJBrandon brand 🍕, it's a fast rising stock 🚀

@theAlchemist That all…”depends”, doesn’t it?

@Elessar What did Biden do that wasn't already in place when he took office? I don't remember any big changes except for vaccine mandates that got shut down, the social distancing was maintained as was mask wearing for a while. Then it just all kind of went away.

@Roadsterrider Complete change in attitude/message, actual vaccine rollout plan and mandates, in order to push higher the vaccinated/total pop ratio.

It just "kind of went away" because people stopped dying like flies, as a consequence of the measures aforementioned, thus contrarily to the right belief that "it's all about control", the measures have been revoked as soon as no longer necessary.

@MarmeeMarch Ben Shapiro, you mean the guy that thinks secual arousal is a disease and that his wife being dry as a stick when he f*cks her is perfectly normal? That guy? 😆

Italy was the "COVID leader" for less than a month during which the average American didn't even know what COVID is, and the few who heard about it were causing a nationwide shortage of toilet paper (amid a respiratory pandemic, makes you wonder about the intelligence of the common person over there). Italy has also a much older population than the U.S. (to which COVID is deadlier), because you know, people tend not to eat too much cr@p and not to neglect their health in fear of having to contract a loan in order to take care of it before it's too late. The U.S. has been the "COVID leader" for literally *two years*, until it became a very selective disease that killed primarily unvaccinated republicans.

@Roadsterrider Have you ever wondered why we have such a shortage of baby formula? If you are looking for something complex and difficult to understand, you will be very disappointed, because the answer is quite simple. Joe Biden and his cronies. They shut down the largest manufacturer of baby formula in the United States for three months. You may not know the name Abbott, but you probably do know the name Similac, which Abbott manufactures.
In February, the FDA put out a warning on Similac products made in their huge Michigan plant. It seems that four infants got sick and two died. It was believed that it was caused by Similac baby formula made at the Michigan plant. The FDA shut down the plant and Abbott recalled the formula. So far, it was reasonable. However, after checking out the plant, they could find no bacterial strain that matched the ones found in the four infants.
In fact, the autopsies of the two babies that died revealed they died from different problems. The FDA told this to NBC a month ago, but the plant is still closed and the FDA says they are still investigating. Now, it’s not so reasonable. They went over the factory with a fine-toothed comb and found nothing and in the second place, considering their huge market share, if there was a problem with the formula, you would expect more than four babies to get sick.
Abbott conducts microbiological testing on products prior to distribution and no Abbott formula distributed to consumers tested positive for Cronobacter sakazakii or Salmonella.
All finished product testing by Abbott and the FDA during inspection of the facility came back negative for Cronobacter and/or Salmonella. No Salmonella was found at the Sturgis facility.
The Cronobacter sakazakii that was found in environmental testing during the investigation was in non-product contact areas of the facility and has not been linked to any known infant illness. Specifically: Genetic sequencing on the two available samples from ill infants did not match strains of Cronobacter in our plant. Samples from ill infants did not match each other, meaning there was no connection between the two cases.
In all four cases, the state, FDA, and/or CDC tested samples of the Abbott formula that was used by the child. In all four cases, all unopened containers tested negative.
Open containers from the homes of the infants were also tested in three of the four cases; two of the three tested negative. The one positive was from an open container from the home of the infant, and it tested positive for two different strains of Cronobacter sakazakii, one of which matched the strain that caused the infant’s infection, and the other matched a strain found on a bottle of distilled water in the home used to mix the formula. Again, neither strain matched strains found in our plant.
The infants consumed four different types of our formula made over the course of nearly a year and the illnesses took place over several months in three different states.
The FDA completed their inspection way back in the end of March and they found nothing. Here it is six months later and they are still keeping the plant shut. How many babies will die because of the plant closure? I’m guessing quite a few. This is the Biden administration at work.

We are told that another inspection is needed but the FDA will not even respond to the company’s requests.

This is totally outrageous.

@sunsporter1649 I don't see the FDA being slow as a Biden thing, it is just the overinflated bureaucracy that can't wipe it's own ass in a timely manner. They only get in a hurry when a boot in the butt comes along. If Biden has any blame for the FDA at this point it is only because he doesn't display enough leadership for a kick in the slats when needed.

@Roadsterrider Agreed.

@TheSirfurryanimalWales No one is ;)

@TheSirfurryanimalWales Trump was great Biden sucks ass

@Rokasu

@DCarey Well, the trees did get their $3,000,000,000 for their equity

@Justmeraeagain How can you communicate if you can't form a coherent sentence.

@eli1601 He's willing is my point.

@Baremine

@MarmeeMarch [quote]Gasoline prices jumped 39%.[/quote]

No shit, because now that the country opened up, people are driving again. Gas prices and inflation are up all over the world!
I honestly can't believe how uneducated Americans are. Demand causes prices to go up, this is basic economics.

@Bad4U 👍

@MarmeeMarch that's the election-. What about his time as President?