You don’t a brain filled with Pop Rocks to guess which one Sean Duffy decided to go with: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy defends new reality show amid backlash
“The Great American Road Trip,” a five-part reality series set to air on YouTube in celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary, follows Duffy as he travels across the country with his wife, Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy, and their nine children. The motto is: To love America is to see America,” Duffy says in the show’s trailer. “It’s more than a road trip. It’s a civic experience. It’s one of the most powerful ways to understand the vast, beautiful, complicated place we call home.” And ““We’re encouraging everyone to go take a road trip to celebrate America’s 250th birthday,” Duffy says in the trailer, which also features the family meeting with President Donald Trump.”
Have you seen the rising price of gas lately??
That should be “Sean Doofus.”
Heather Cox Richardson included that story in her compendium of news at the end of the day on Friday. And it wasn’t even the most outrageous bit of news that happened on Friday. These people keep outdoing, or is it UNdoing, themselves.
The biggest of those stories was not that Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy took his family on a seven-month road trip to film a television series called The Great American Road Trip while he was supposed to be doing his job as secretary of transportation, or that he told Fox & Friends this morning that “it fits any budget to do a road trip” on a day when the national average for a gallon of gas was $4.54.
“it fits any budget to do a road trip” on a day when the national average for a gallon of gas was $4.54.
Maybe he’s driving a Tesla. Wait, better still, a Cybertruck, since they have nine kids (and counting), in keeping with JD Vance’s dictum for white procreation and admonishment of “childless cat ladies”.
So, hubby at the wheel of the Cybertruck, as befits a manly man, with the loyal wife at his side, three kids in the back seat, and six in the truck bed.
Perhaps in a burst of Trumpian genius, Sean “Doofus” Duffy will mount a small wind turbine (“windmill” to Trumpsters) on the roof of the Cybertruck which will charge it as they drive, thus precluding the need to ever stop at any charging stations. Trump may award him the Nobel Peace Prize (I understand that he has one) for finally inventing perpetual motion.
None of this would surprise me. Seriously, I think my dog has more intelligence than any of these troglodytes.
To be fair, nobody in this administration seems to actually have any job duties aside from stroking Trump’s ego.
I think this is great news, rather like when Trump goes golfing. I encourage Trump, and all members of his administration, to spend as much time not running the country as possible.
Well for some, an affordable road trip is a hundred miles or a thousand miles while for others it’s only five miles or ten miles.
On the roof of the vehicle? But then where will they put the crate that holds the family dog? Because unlike Ted Cruz, who left the dog at home when the family flew to Mexico, the Doofus kids insisted that Daddy bring Fido along.