The president froze in fear during an appearance demonizing the meat industry.
Biden returned to Washington and addressed rising food prices by demonizing the meat processing industry that is weighed down by government over-regulation.
“Four big corporations control more than half the markets in beef, pork & poultry. These middlemen, that they buy from, farmers & ranchers, & sell the processors. Excuse me sell the process — excuse me sell the processed product, to grocery stores. That’s the way it works,” Biden said.
The meat industry is consolidated specifically because the federal gov’t overregulates it. Ask any farmer. As one of many examples, ranchers can’t slaughter their own meat due to @USDA regs.
As usual, Democrats blame the private sector for problems of their own creation. https://t.co/xEfQjdSiHz
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) January 3, 2022
The man who hasn’t bought groceries in at least a decade and probably can’t tie his own shoes is trying to explain meat prices.
Joe Biden on the price of burger “Well this is partly, you know, the pound of beef today costs 5 bucks compared to less than 4 bucks before the pandemic.”
— Benny (@bennyjohnson) January 3, 2022
Perhaps the most disturbing moment was when the press started peppering Joe with questions and he just sat there with his hands folded.
Media: “When will Americans get those free COVID tests, sir?”
Biden: …………….. pic.twitter.com/bqXKU14bgz— Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) January 3, 2022
Biden’s woes aren’t about to get any better, a CNBC report shows that both parties blame him for the rising costs of “groceries, gas, healthcare, and everything.”
CNBC reports Americans from both parties blame Joe Biden for the rising costs of “groceries, gas, healthcare, and everything.”
“[I] don’t see it getting better anytime soon.” pic.twitter.com/ATB771Sjow
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 4, 2022
They were referring to a new poll showing that 60% of Americans disapprove of Biden’s handling of the economy and 55% disapprove of Biden’s handling of the pandemic.
