Sunday, May 22, 2022 | 2 a.m.
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Every private company’s CEO knows the market share their company holds and the status of products on outlet shelves.
How, then, does a major manufacturer of life-giving baby formula allow its product to get so behind the demand curve as to require government intervention? Especially when that government is:
• helping to save the lives of people unjustly attacked with murderous intent by their neighbor country
• fighting inflation
• trying to sort out the ramifications of an impending Supreme Court decision that could overturn long-standing abortion rights precedence
• trying to calm a surge of immigrants at the border
• analyzing the potential next steps of a nuclear missile-crazed dictator, and
• trying to manage the COVID-19 medical emergency, to name a few pressing issues needing attention.
Well, with the midterm elections a few months away, it is always nice to pile on another press-worthy problem and claim it is the president’s responsibility to solve it.