Democrat leaders have allowed chaos to run rampant in America’s streets, leaving communities scarred and taxpayers picking up the tab. But Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has thrown a wrench into their playbook—and Minnesota’s Tim Walz is feeling the heat.
Duffy Slams Door on Riot Damage Funds
In a pointed declaration that’s shaking up the political landscape, Sean Duffy made clear he’s done footing the bill for cities that stood by while rioters wreaked havoc.
Appearing on “The Benny Johnson Show,” Duffy announced a pivotal change: the Department of Transportation won’t be funding repairs for infrastructure damaged during riots—especially in places where officials allowed the violence to spiral out of control.
The message landed like a thunderclap in liberal strongholds accustomed to federal handouts whenever their progressive experiments go sideways.
Duffy pulled no punches, revealing how city leaders regularly come calling for taxpayer cash to fix roads and bridges after violent uprisings. That practice, he said, is over.
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