Formula shortage reveals GOP’s compassion for American babies, anger over nourished immigrant ones

[Care4all]

Why punish American kids?

Their kids made it 1,300 miles or more without formula and arrived in the US just fine so what is the logic in giving them formula that is in extremely short supply?

Send them home with their parents and let their home nations deal with it if there's a problem with a lack of formula.

How many babies under 1 year old, do we have in our custody at the border???

Do you know what custody means?

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

How many babies under 1 year old, do we have in our custody at the border???

Do you know what custody means?

Fox News' Sean Hannity shared photos that falsely claimed to show "pallets and pallets" of baby formula at the southern border that were reserved for "illegal immigrants."

Rep. Kat Cammack (R – Florida) joined the Fox News host on Friday to talk about the national shortage of baby formula. She's among several Republicans who have decried President Joe Biden over his decision to provide baby formula to migrant infants. Cammack has been on several Fox shows to express outrage over the issue and shared photos she said were given to her by a Customs and Border Patrol agent.

"Pallets and pallets of baby formula for illegal immigrants and their families even as hardworking American...families, we are now suffering a massive nationwide shortage," Hannity lamented, showing the photos on-air.

"The photo Hannity pointed to, and the one that followed it, showed boxes and boxes clearly labeled NIDO," the report, titled "Outrage Creation," read. "As anyone at Fox could have discovered with about a minute's worth of fact-checking, NIDO is not baby formula; it is powdered milk. As its maker, Nestlé, specifically notes: 'NIDO® products are only intended for children ages 1 year and older.'"

 

[Mack Brazile]

Are these new generation woman unable to lactate? All that fake silicone in Titties has made them useless

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

That’s the fallacy, it isn’t zero sum. Deciding that an infant within our country is worth less solely on the basis of nationality is abhorrent. Instead, if the situation was truly so bad that some infants had to be denied due it based on other criteria in consultation with pediatricians. For example those 12 mos and older can be safely transitioned to solid foods.

Then transition the illegal babies first.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Tommy socialism always leads to starving babies, pets, children, and adults. ALWAYS.

it is not americas responsibility to feed the welfare hos overbreeding from around the world. They should stay in their own nations, fix their own nations and their own lives, before having kids and demanding others take care of them.

It's the Socialist/ Communist agenda to take care of children of irresponsible parents. If their kids are so Fd up that they need formula, why did they bring them here in the first place? Because those babies are a ticket into the country, that's why. Where the baby goes, the parent(s) must go. And if their country is such a dangerous and miserable place that they had no choice but to leave, why did they have any kids in the first place?

When Democrats are in charge, our welcome mat at the border reads WELCOME TO THE LAND OF SAPS.

 

[Care4all]

Fox News' Sean Hannity shared photos that falsely claimed to show "pallets and pallets" of baby formula at the southern border that were reserved for "illegal immigrants."

Rep. Kat Cammack (R – Florida) joined the Fox News host on Friday to talk about the national shortage of baby formula. She's among several Republicans who have decried President Joe Biden over his decision to provide baby formula to migrant infants. Cammack has been on several Fox shows to express outrage over the issue and shared photos she said were given to her by a Customs and Border Patrol agent.

"Pallets and pallets of baby formula for illegal immigrants and their families even as hardworking American...families, we are now suffering a massive nationwide shortage," Hannity lamented, showing the photos on-air.

"The photo Hannity pointed to, and the one that followed it, showed boxes and boxes clearly labeled NIDO," the report, titled "Outrage Creation," read. "As anyone at Fox could have discovered with about a minute's worth of fact-checking, NIDO is not baby formula; it is powdered milk. As its maker, Nestlé, specifically notes: 'NIDO® products are only intended for children ages 1 year and older.'"

FIGURES!

What lying scum the republicans and their .media are....

and these lemmings always fo!low them off the c!iff...why is that...?

 

[Care4all]

If NIDO is the formula Fox is claiming is pallets of formula....shoot, I have 5 cans of it, in my long term pantry to donate!!!!!

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

FIGURES!

What lying scum the republicans and their .media are....

and these lemmings always fo!low them off the c!iff...why is that...?

Trump has them exactly where he wants the uneducated.

"We won the evangelicals,” Trump said. “We won with young. We won with old. We won with highly educated. We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated.”

"Just remember what you’re seeing and what you're reading is not what’s happening," -- 'Just stick with us" President Donald J. Trump.

 

[busybee01]

Pete Buttigieg told baby formula shortage 'lie': Rep. Kat Cammack

Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., slammed Transportation Sec. Pete Buttigieg for a "lie" about the Biden administration's actions to combat baby formula shortages in the U.S.

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"Biden administration has been "on top" of the nation's baby formula crisis since day one during a Monday segment of "Mornings with Maria." Cammack told FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo how she exposed the baby formula stockpiles at the U.S.'s southern border by taking matters into her own hands and filming the scene firsthand."

Yup, Biden's on top of the problem....

She is the one who is lying as are you. Lies are what you get when you watch Trump propaganda networks.

 

[Nostra]

Veggie Joe hates America, and Americans.

 

[easyt65]

She is the one who is lying as are you. Lies are what you get when you watch Trump propaganda networks.

Your usual OPINION of 'Nuh-Uh' is duly noted.

 

[Resnic]

Easy fix, send them back home. If a guy from down the street walked up to me and said "boy I'm hungry" I'd tell him "we'll go home, that's where your food is".

 

[Stormy Daniels]

You're high again. This was a congressional investigation. Don't post when you're high. It's creepy.

The reporter is a member of Congress?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The reporter is a member of Congress?

It was a congressional mission. Kat Cammack is not a reporter.

 

[Thinker101]

The reporter is a member of Congress?

No wonder you ass-wipes are so clueless, you don't read the links.

 

[Coyote]

Then transition the illegal babies first.

If they are 12 months old sure, they just need to supply them with what they need.

 

[Coyote]

Illegal crossing of a border does not.

Yes actually it does under US law, if they are seeking asylum.

 

[Leo123]

This shortage was predicted in Sept. Biden did nothing. Now he's scrambling to cover up his inept handling of the factory closure for contamination.

 

[Leo123]

Yes actually it does under US law, if they are seeking asylum.

What declared war is there in South America that warrants asylum claims?

 

[Coyote]

Fox News' Sean Hannity shared photos that falsely claimed to show "pallets and pallets" of baby formula at the southern border that were reserved for "illegal immigrants."

Rep. Kat Cammack (R – Florida) joined the Fox News host on Friday to talk about the national shortage of baby formula. She's among several Republicans who have decried President Joe Biden over his decision to provide baby formula to migrant infants. Cammack has been on several Fox shows to express outrage over the issue and shared photos she said were given to her by a Customs and Border Patrol agent.

"Pallets and pallets of baby formula for illegal immigrants and their families even as hardworking American...families, we are now suffering a massive nationwide shortage," Hannity lamented, showing the photos on-air.

"The photo Hannity pointed to, and the one that followed it, showed boxes and boxes clearly labeled NIDO," the report, titled "Outrage Creation," read. "As anyone at Fox could have discovered with about a minute's worth of fact-checking, NIDO is not baby formula; it is powdered milk. As its maker, Nestlé, specifically notes: 'NIDO® products are only intended for children ages 1 year and older.'"

So this is all fake outrage designed to demonize the babies of illegal immigrants. How pathetic Pitting babies against babies.