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Davis Urges President Biden to Address Supply Chain Crisis, Drop Reckless Tax-and-spending Plan

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IL U.S. House District 13 - Rodney Davis issued the following announcement on Nov. 8.

U.S. Representative Rodney Davis (R-IL) and House Republicans are urging President Biden to drop his reckless, multi-trillion-dollar tax-and-spending spree and instead address the supply chain crisis our country currently faces.

From the House Republican letter to President Biden:

“…We must address the global supply chain and ports crisis before Congress even considers additional social spending and taxation legislation. Our priority right now should be strengthening our Nation’s economy and increasing our global competitiveness. The policies of your Presidency and party’s leaders in Congress are exacerbating or simply ignoring the underlying supply chain crisis. These policies include the mishandling of the COVID response in ways that are prolonging unemployment and worker shortages across the economy, to your push for a multi-trillion-dollar spending spree that is driving up prices of everything from gas to groceries. These efforts only serve to weaken American competitiveness and shrink our economy, and they will certainly ensure that this Christmas will not be merry.

“…Moreover, despite calls from the private sector for help addressing growing supply chain issues, like expanding capacity, your Administration has only further fueled the crisis by increasing energy costs, triggering significant inflation through reckless unchecked spending, and attacking American businesses. Ironically, it is now the private sector that you are calling on to “step up” and fix the supply chain problems.

“…Further consideration of your massive expansion of social spending, paid for by anti- competitive tax increases on small businesses and families, only stands to worsen the supply chain crisis. We urge you to call on your Congressional allies to halt discussions on a budget reconciliation bill that aims to reshape the social fabric of this country and instead work on real infrastructure solutions that focus on moving goods and people safely and efficiently throughout our great country and around the world.”

Original source can be found here.

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