Blistering Showdown: Sec. Duffy Tears Into Buttigieg Over FAA Controversy

Democrats are in a state of confusion as they try to understand what President Donald Trump, his team and their actions are. They would be smart to try and join in with them, so they can take credit for some of the things they have done.

They’re used to him attacking them and don’t know how to change from being “the resistance.”

You’ll see that people like Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-CA, blame Trump for all kinds of plane crashes. This includes the small plane crash in Georgia. There is no mention of those who died, only a hateful political attack against Trump. There was no evidence that he had any responsibility for the incident, even though he had only been in office for a month. But hey, Democrats seem to not care about facts.

Pete Buttigieg, the former Biden Transportation Secretary wrote this:

Strangely, we are hearing more about Buttigieg from the time he served as Secretary. It’s ironic, but he is speaking now when there were problems that existed for years and that he didn’t fix.

The new Secretary of Transportation, Sean Duffy, was having none of Pete’s nonsense. He detailed the mess Buttigieg left and what they were doing to resolve it.

Mayor Pete has failed to upgrade our air traffic control system, which is outdated and from World War II. We have started the process in less than four weeks and we are involving the brightest minds from around the world.

The FAA has 45,000 employees. Fewer than 400 employees were laid off, and all of them were probationary. This means they were hired within the last year. Zero air traffic control personnel and critical safety staff were laid off.

Mayor Pete used this department, which is critical to America’s progress, as a slush fund for environmental justice and green scam nonsense. It’s also worth noting that 90% of his staff, including himself, worked from home. The building was empty!

I am eager to hear from him when we get the full account of his mismanagement. In the meantime, however, I won’t rest until the Department of Transportation, and its amazing employees, are back to their mission of efficiency, safety, and effectiveness.

Boom. Buttigieg cannot get away from this reality. He failed. He didn’t solve all kinds of problems. Under those circumstances, it takes a lot of temerity to blame or attack the Trump team.

Duffy also consults the SpaceX people to see what can be done to reform the system.

Duffy had to get to work quickly to clean up the mess that was left. He’s doing it, and hopefully, this will mean that the long-term issues that have existed within the FAA are now resolved.