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#102: Why supply-chain disruptions are occurring, and why they matter in politics.
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Podcast #102: Why supply-chain disruptions are occurring, and why they matter in politics.
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This week on the show, host Daniel Vaughan talks about the latest news on supply chain disruptions in the United States, why they're occurring in places like the LA/Long Island shipping port, and what to do about them. Finally, he talks about why these kinds of disruptions and inflation matter on things like food, and what the ramifications of those issues are in politics. The light item is a throwback to the 1933 inauguration speech of FDR.
Show notes:
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The Outsider Perspective Issue 265.
Biden's inflation problem isn't transitory - Conservative Institute
It's McAuliffe's race to lose, and he's doing a good job of losing it - Conservative Institute
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