.MaddowBlog: There are signs a new talking point is taking shape: If you're not fully satisfied with your holiday season experiences as a consumer, we're apparently supposed to blame the president, whether that makes sense or not.
press secretary Jen Psaki on how supply-chain issues may affect the holiday shopping season. She explained that the Biden administration has been working for months to address bottlenecks, but the presidential spokesperson wasn't prepared to make predictions.
The reporter added,"Can this administration guarantee that holiday packages will arrive on time?" Psaki replied,"We are not the Postal Service or UPS or FedEx.... What we can do is use every lever at the federal government disposal to reduce delays, to ensure that we are addressing bottlenecks in the system, including ports and the need for them to be open longer hours so that goods can arrive.
It was an early hint about a burgeoning effort to blame President Joe Biden for delayed holiday deliveries. Raw StoryThanks to the ongoing supply chain crisis, the latest line of attack against President Biden coming from conservatives is whether or not presents will arrive in time for Christmas. In a tweet this Thursday, Ohio GOP Rep. Jim Jordan thought it'd be good idea to further push that narrative.
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