[EBH]

Yay!! Finally addressing one of the core issues of inflation.

Or

Maybe not?

Lots of 'climate impact' monitoring in this mess of an EO.

Triggering the Defense Production Act...again? Is that mysterious pneumonia in China ramping up concerns at the White House?

AI Hackathons?

Lastly, the amount of money being spent on these projects seems a pittance compared to what is being sent out of the Nation. Only 196 million to farmers? Food is critical supply no?

As part of the review, the Council will update criteria on industries, sectors, and products defined as critical to national and economic security. In addition, 12 months after the Council promulgates the criteria, and annually thereafter, the Council will apply the criteria to review and update the list of critical sectors, as appropriate.

Uh...shouldn't all of this have some sort of Congressional Oversight?

[Jonty30]

Was he wearing a small mustache, with his arm stretched out and yelling into the microphone when he said this?

[ronnie raygun]

Talkin out his old a##, just look at what Im doing for you in an election cycle

[Openurmind]

This will put government in control of supply. What could go wrong?

[MachIV]

“I’m from the government and I am here to help”....

[no-to-illegals]

Will the EO expire the first week of November 2024 ?

[Terry L Smith]

ok, in how many years time?

[quantim]

Only two things needed to prove anything Xiden does is an evil communist: 1) It strengthens the uniparty. 2) We taxpayers contine to fund the uniparty.

[AndyJackson]

Because the best way to lower costs is more regulation and direct interferene in the free market. Maybe what they could do is pick some key consumer products like bug meat, subsidize its production, and when you can get $2 per lb roach burger claim they have care for the consumer while saving the planet.

No more cow farts. You meat supply coulde be provided by the slum tenements they want to move all of us into.

[AndyJackson]

signing an Executive Order on America’s Supply Chains and establishing a Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force that worked with states, Tribes, local governments, businesses, family farms, labor, and allies and partners to address the acute supply chain crises caused by the pandemic

So a problem caused by the most massive government bureaucracy ever created - the Covid enforcements conspiracy - will be fixec by another bureaucratic conspiracy.

We can't breath bro.

[Fireone]

“The Council, which President Biden is establishing today”
When you have created a major problem, more government is always the solution.
These Marxists are consistent, I’ll give them that!

[trebb]

Get ready for things t get even worse....

[bert]

The article is political bull shit.

No example of any of the measures was provided. The only result will be somehow providing some life to dying labor unions. Supply chains routed through union shops is what is being hyped

[grobdriver]

The more government gets involved, the more screwed up things get.

I'm sure this will be the case also.

[OKSooner]

“Never underestimate Joe’s ability to...” ____ ______ __.

[airdalecheif]

Never use PRESIDENT and BIDEN in the same sentence.

[Clutch Martin]

Another word salad declaration from the psycho-liar

[central_va]

Mandarin supply chains.

[DownInFlames]

IOW he’s going to f it up even more.

[yldstrk]

Oh yeah sure he did. Uh huh. Right.

[ealgeone]

As part of his Bidenomics agenda to lower costs for American families, President Biden is announcing nearly 30 new actions to strengthen supply chains critical to America’s economic and national security.

That is why President Biden made supply chain resilience a priority from Day One of his Administration—

Something isn't adding up....30 new actions....but this has been a priority since day one??

These actions will...support good-paying, union jobs here at home.

Another vote buy by appeasing the unions.

President Biden will announce these actions alongside members of his Cabinet and other senior Administration officials at the inaugural meeting of the new White House Council on Supply Chain Resilience.

Wait....I thought this was priority from day one. Yet this "council" is just now meeting for the first time??

Ever notice when gubmint wants to convey they're doing something a "blue ribbon commission" or "council" is set up that actually accomplishes noting. I see it in the office as well.