KANSAS CITY ALSO SUFFERS U.S. BABY FORMULA SHORTAGE!!!

Tonight we conclude posting with a sign of the times and a glimpse at the "new normal" for many Americans on the low end of the food/supply chain.

Take a peek at the bad news and possibly a reason for the underlying lack of confidence in Prez Biden's economic policy thus far . . .

"At the Walmart Supercenter on NE 72nd Street in Kansas City, Missouri, many shelves lay empty with signs limiting five cans per customer. It's a scary sight for parents trying to feed their babies."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

Kansas City-area families struggle to find baby formula amid nationwide shortage

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Families in the Kansas City area are struggling to find baby formula on shelves and online amid a nationwide shortage. At the Walmart Supercenter on NE 72nd Street in Kansas City, Missouri, many shelves lay empty with signs limiting five cans per customer.

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Laura Modi is fielding dozens of emails, calls, and texts daily from anxious parents asking about how they can get baby formula.

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