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Buttigieg: The Weak Link In The Supply Chain
I & I Editorial Board
October 18, 2021

The only thing more laughable than Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s claim that spending two months on paternity leave counts as “work” is that the massive infrastructure bill in Congress would do anything to fix the supply chain crisis.

When asked on CNBC why the administration waited so long to take action, Buttigieg responded that “we’ve been working this issue from day one”.

Well, not exactly.

As Politico reported, Buttigieg was “mostly offline” starting in mid-August, and only went on a media blitz after Politico disclosed the fact that he’d been on an unannounced leave.

It’s true that Biden issued a supply chain executive order in early February, saying that “we’re not going to wait for a review to be completed before we start closing the existing gaps.”

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Re: Buttigieg: The Weak Link In The Supply Chain by I & I Editorial Board
« Reply #1 on: October 18, 2021, 10:37:34 pm »
Want to see "the supply chain" shape up?

Then do this:
- suspend all driver drug testing for 6 months.
- institute a moratorium on the suspension of drivers who are not vaccinated for covid -- forbid it.
- over-rule all California laws and regulations mandating "California compliant" truck tractors from out-of-state.

This should get considerably more trucks and containers moving into and out of the California ports...