Skunkfeathers: A Bidumb (lack of) Thanksgiving

Democraps can screw up about anything they touch.

Bidumb outdoes even that. No matter what it is, he soils everything including himself beyond the ability of even skewed polling to save.

Afghanistan, the southern border, vax communism, the supply chain crisis, the energy crisis, calling parents "terrorists" over his regime's monumental education gaffes, the dems-with-their-heads-up-their-asses crisis, and his plans to do as much damage as is possible for a simpering nincompoop that can rarely speak a coherent sentence.

Let alone know what it means.

Here's a typical story of those going around that demonstrate Bidumb and his party's ability to pretty much f**k up whatever they touch (from the Daily Wire):

Americans can expect a pricey Thanksgiving this year, due to severe inflation and shortages that have begun to cripple the wallets of people already struggling to make ends meet in the current economy.

A recent New York Times report found that “Thanksgiving 2021 is shaping up to be the most expensive meal in the history of the holiday.”

The issue won’t just affect food items, but also materials that are commonly used in Americans’ Thanksgiving preparation.

In August, The Wall Street Journal reported the cost of aluminum had skyrocketed, “reaching 10-year highs” due to shortages and delays in shipping. At the time, the Journal noted that there was plenty of aluminum for the world to use, but it was stuck in Asia. American and European buyers couldn’t get access to it due to issues at ports like container shortages and massive amounts of orders.

Agricultural economics experts, heads of groceries, and farmers are saying that almost everything that goes into a typical American Thanksgiving feast will be more expensive in 2021.

A recent October U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics report revealed:

For the year ended September 2021, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers increased 5.4 percent. Over that period, prices for food at home increased 4.5 percent, driven by a 10.5-percent increase in prices for meats, poultry, fish, and eggs. Prices for food away from home increased 4.7 percent.

The Consumer Price Index showed that from last September 2020 to this September, “prices increased for cereals and bakery products (+2.7 percent), fruits and vegetables (+3.0 percent), and nonalcoholic beverages and beverage materials (+3.7 percent). Prices for dairy and related products increased 0.6 percent.”

And that's assuming that other lying sack of crap, Fauxci, won't try to cancel the holiday with an announcement of a new COVID variant, Giblets-21, requiring booster #14.