States Can't Get Supplies ... And He Laughs

During a conference call with governors last week, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker told _____ that his state was denied three major orders of equipment because the federal government had outbid him; _____ has repeatedly insisted that states buy their own supplies. Baker, a moderate Republican,  was kinda flummoxed by the situation:

"I'm not quite sure what to do with this, so I'm just going to throw it out there for you. We took very seriously the push ... that we should not just rely on the stockpile, that we should go out there and buy stuff and put in orders and try to create pressure on manufacturers and distributors, and I gotta tell you that on three big orders, we lost to the feds. I've got a feeling that if someone has the chance to sell to you and to sell to me, I am going to lose on every one of those."

And the president apologized, took responsibility and said he would personally rent a U-Haul and bring the supplies to Massachusetts.

I kid; what the so-called president did, to a governor trying to keep his state safe, but being thwarted by the feds when it comes to ordering supplies, what that president did was laugh and say:

"Price is always a component of that … and maybe that's why you lost to the feds, okay, I'll tell you, that's probably why."

People sick; people out or work; people dying. And _____ laughed at a state not being able to purchase needed supplies. He thinks this is a game.

November is coming.

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