Todd Young joins group of GOP senators to address supply chain issues

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7 thoughts on “Todd Young joins group of GOP senators to address supply chain issues

  1. Good to see Sen. Young has remembered that we sent him to Washington to actually produce something, not just obstruct, which has become the primary purpose of the GOP lately. But we’re not completely fooled, given that he got one measure all the way to the goal line, then punted when he rejoined the obstruction caucus and voted against much-needed and popular infrastructure measures–which included his own bill. We’ll believe you mean well, Senator, when you actually follow all the way through and resist the urge to be an obstructionist, anti-democracy politician.

  2. Here is all you need to know about how serious Todd Young is on this issue:

    “Young’s support of the (FREIGHT Act) bill comes after he voted against the sweeping $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, which included $17 billion in additional funding for ports and a supply chain-related measure Young had long championed. Young supported the infrastructure bill in earlier test votes but said he ultimately wasn’t convinced the package was ‘fiscally responsible.’”

    Bottom line: Young supports information sharing by transportation stakeholders and opposes physical improvements and expansion of the chokepoint ports that are a major cog in the supply chain. Sounds like he didn’t do his homework.

  3. You would think supply chain and infrastructure would be bipartisan issues. But rhetoric and obstruction seem to be more important than solving problems or making improvements, thus hurting everyone and benefitting no one. I don’t get it.

  4. Wait this is a republican that says we need increased regulation and more spending on the department that does the regulation? Why shouldn’t that work for the IRS and the ATF, or is it OK to defund the tax and gun police?

    Oh… Now I see, it should be easy to cheat on taxes, and who cares as illegal guns flood cities, but all bets are off when you might not get your Nintendo or Xbox for Christmas.

    Plus, I am not so sure having an 18 YO driving an 80,000 vehicle is such a good idea.

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