#BareshelvesBiden Trending as Americans Vent About Empty Stores Amid Supply Chain Crisis; Shoppers Encounter Desolate Grocery Store Aisles; Line of Ships Waiting at LA/Long Beach at All-Time High, and related stories

#BareshelvesBiden trending as Americans vent about empty stores amid supply chain crisis:

The hashtag #BareshelvesBiden is trending on Twitter as Americans across the country flocked to social media over the weekend to vent their frustration about shelves empty of goods and produce at their local stores.

The phrase peaked Sunday evening when it reached number #6 in Twitter’s trending list as users blasted President Biden for what they said was a failure to address the supply chain crisis.

Photographs of bare store shelves at local grocery stories accompanied the hashtag. However, it is unclear what caused the shortage at the stores in photos.

Surging demand for goods coupled with COVID-induced manufacturing and shipping stresses have been blamed for many of the shortfalls, along with wintry weather hitting large swaths of the country. The U.S. and other countries have also experienced shortages in truckers, port employees and other key occupations, again related to the global pandemic and quarantine rules.

One Twitter user posted photos of what was purportedly four different grocery stores in Maryland with store shelves cleared out.

Another user posted a photo of a purported CVS in Philadelphia with a bare-bones medicine area. —>READ MORE HERE

#BareShelvesBiden trends on Twitter as shoppers encounter desolate grocery store aisles: ‘Apocalypse Now’

Stress on the supply chain due to labor shortages has ultimately come to fruition, wiping out products from store shelves across the nation.

Reporters and other shoppers took out their frustration on Twitter by sharing photos of their local grocery stores and tagging #BareShelvesBiden, which began trending.
Newsbusters managing editor Curtis Houck turned attention to “#BareShelvesBiden in dark blue Oakton, Virginia.”

#BareShelvesBiden in dark blue Oakton, Virginia pic.twitter.com/JM4bXL7CDn

— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) January 10, 2022

CNBC senior White House correspondent Kayla Tausche joined in with her own photos from a Trader Joe’s and captioned it, “Apocalypse now.” —>READ MORE HERE

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