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The thing is, WaPo is really happy about it.

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The thing is, WaPo is really happy about it.
I haven't heard anything from "Worse than watergate" Woodword on the matter.   Must be busy selling books.
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Even the WP is now admitting the Biden administration are a pack of fools.

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Maybe that’s what this article is trying to say. Maybe the writer meant  because the Biden administration is so incompetent, Americans need to lower their expectations
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The thing is, WaPo is really happy about it.
Which is peculiar, to a point, because Jeff Bezos has profited to obscene levels the past year and a half thanks to all these shutdowns. Guess who wasn't locked down? Amazon facilities. They were "essential."

So perhaps this is Bezos trying to discourage people from abandoning Amazon (which relies extensively on the global supply chain) and looking for local alternatives. There is always an ulterior motive. "Well, yeah, Amazon's failing, but guess what? You're not going to find it better anywhere else. Trust us. Things are tough all over. So get used to it!"

I have to laugh at how much of a clown show Bezos has made the Washington Post. I know the Post was left-wing before, but not quite New York Times left. Now it's just become a caricature.
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Bare Shelves Will Make This A Merry Nothing-mas
Kurt Schlichter
Posted: Oct 28, 2021 12:01 AM
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This holiday season, we all have to look forward to the faces of sad kids gathered around the Christmas tree, or Hanukkah menorah, or the Kwanzaa hammer and sickle as we must tell them that their favorite holiday is a bust because America can’t get the stuff it needs from China. Even leftists’ kids, to the extent the leftists managed the mechanics of breeding, will be disappointed that Santa Marx will not be coming down the chimney, redistributing presents on what our beloved Veep Kamala Harris explained was her favorite childhood holiday.

The problem is not the inevitable end result of outsourcing the manufacturing of pretty much everything to the Chi Coms across the ocean. The plan decades ago was to help make a backward, poverty-stricken enemy into a peer competitor by having its sweat shops do all the actual building and making for America, while we retained important industries like diversity consulting, inclusion consulting, and equity consulting, but that is not the problem. Nor is the foreign ownership of port facilities, nor the union rules and air quality rules and rules for the sake of rules that prevent the expeditious unloading of cargo, the problem.

No, the problem is you.

Your expectations are simply too high. ...
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I have no idea how I would go about lowering my expectations any lower than they are already.
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