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“What’s wild about how things have cratered, is that the same media who thought they were helping Biden by not aggressively covering his agenda, and his administration’s conflicts of interest, have actually helped dig the hole he’s now standing in. Same for his party leaders on Capitol Hill, and the Federal Reserve,” she said.
“Not only did they downplay inflation, they all essentially encouraged the piling on of more spending and debt – the exact opposite of what we should be doing now.”
Ingraham said Biden continues to be a non-factor in any type of inflation mitigation, while Buttigieg was out on paternity leave for two months:
“Biden is just shuffled from one lame, controlled event to another, always surrounded by his protective press cocoon,” she said.
“Yesterday we discovered Mayor Pete is on paternity leave: Oh, big deal, he doesn’t have one of those important cabinet positions. I mean, he’s only Secretary of Transportation when we have historic delays at major ports in the United States.”
Ingraham noted that one of the Indiana Democrat’s stated solutions for the supply chain crisis is increasing the availability of apprenticeships.
“It sure tells you a lot about their sense of urgency about problems directly affecting the American people, the working people who are hurting. Are any major media concerned about absentee Cabinet secretaries when Biden’s concerned – because when Melania Trump was off the scene for a few days, it was wall to wall [coverage].”
