Joe "No Plan" Biden: POTUS Plan as Empty as Store Shelves

There's very little the Biden administration can do to curb rising food prices. The lack of a plan is good evidence of that. Here's what you can do... There's very little the Biden administration can do to curb rising food prices. The lack of a plan is good evidence of that. Here's what you can do... [Energy and Capital logo] Joe "No Plan" Biden: POTUS Plan as Empty as Store Shelves By Luke Burgess Written Jan 16, 2022 Uncle Joe's first year on the job was tough. The COVID-19 pandemic — which the Biden-Harris campaign adamantly promised to defeat — has only worsened. According to a new report by Reuters, coronavirus hospitalizations in the U.S. surpassed a record high this past Monday. Meanwhile, inflation is spiraling out of control. Consumer prices in the U.S. hit a 39-year high last year — led by huge jumps in prices for gasoline, housing, and vehicles. And economists expect that inflation in the U.S. will remain above the Federal Reserve's low-term goal of 2% for at least the next two years. Adding more pressure, labor shortages and supply chain issues have resulted in far fewer consumer options — and, in some cases, shortages. New and used cars... consumer electronics... luxury watches... diapers... pet food... all are in short supply right now. As a result of all this, Biden's approval rating has plummeted. According to the latest polls, his approval rating has sat at around only 43% since November. Biden Approval Rating [vefe] Source: projects.fivethirtyeight.com It's really no surprise Biden's approval numbers have fallen. Truth be told, most presidents see a drop in their approval figures following elections. But Biden could be on track to record one of the lowest presidential approval ratings in U.S. history. 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We here at Energy and Capital have been warning you about the rising cost of food for weeks — and we fully expect to see food prices continue to increase through 2022. It's one thing to not be able to buy a PlayStation 5 or a Rolex. But what happens when food isn't available? Over the past two years, local supermarkets all around the world have struggled with supply issues amid labor shortages. Now known as the Great Resignation, workers left their jobs at record numbers in the United States last year. This led to fewer products produced and shipped and fewer consumer options. It's the reason you can only get one or two flavors of coffee creamer right now instead of an entire rainbow of flavors. Here's what the coffee creamer refrigerator at a grocery store looked like pre-COVID: [vefefefko] Here's what the coffee creamer refrigerator at the Wegmans near my house looks like today: [g45gefo0t45] Most people can live without coffee creamer. 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[Which is why you should make your move now, before the price skyrockets.]( But there are, of course, some things that humans simply cannot do without — like basic food staples. And frighteningly, those are starting to now disappear as well. Last weekend, #BareShelvesBiden was trending on Twitter as shoppers shared videos and photos of empty shelves at their local grocery stores. [vefefe][vefefef] [g45ge][g45gef] Empty store shelves have been mostly blamed on continued supply chain issues. But now that basic food staples like fruits and vegetables are disappearing, the public is becoming desperate for action. To quote Biden's supposed influence for his entire platform: This nation asks for action, and action now. — Franklin D. Roosevelt, March 4, 1933 So what is Biden's plan of action? Well, so far he has done little to nothing to address empty store shelves. [g45] Back in June, Biden created a special task force to address inflation, rising prices, and shortages of goods rooted in the pandemic. But you've seen how well that has worked out. And at the end of December, Biden touted that a "much-predicted crisis didn't occur." But store shelves tell a different story... [g45gefo0] To be fair, the first thing Biden did for the new year was announce plans to combat anti-competitive practices in the meat industry, which his administration says is hurting American consumers. COVID-Killing Nasal Spray Is Set to Mint Millionaires This nasal spray promises to be BIGGER than the COVID-19 vaccines. I predict it will soon be in every medicine cabinet in America. And the tiny company behind it could mint a new wave of biotech millionaires. We’re still on the ground floor, but this opportunity won’t last for long. [Learn more about how to get started.]( But commentators (including yours truly) were quick to call the plan worthless. Andy Puzder and Will Coggin wrote in The Wall Street Journal's opinion section last Sunday: President Biden has found a scapegoat for rising inflation: the meat industry. Mr. Biden claimed last week that meat-packers — who handle the processing, packaging, and distribution of meat raised by farmers and ranchers — are price gouging, driving a surge in consumer prices for beef, chicken, and pork. As they say in cowboy country, Mr. Biden’s claim is all hat and no cattle. At the end of the day, there's really very little the Biden administration can do to curb either rising food prices or food shortages. And I think the lack of a clear, actionable plan is good evidence of that. Unfortunately, there is very little you and I can do about rising food prices and shortages either. But we can hedge ourselves against those problems. 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