Transportation Secretary: I'm Against High-Speed Chargers, But OK!
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy managed to deliver a masterclass in bureaucratic 'agree to disagree' by saying he doesn’t support federal subsidies for high-speed EV chargers, but hey, 'his department will respect Congress' will' and drop the cash anyway. So let me get this straight: it's like a chef who hates broccoli but still serves it because the diners demanded it. Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where personal opinions actually steer policy? Because apparently in the land of indecision, logic takes a backseat to paperwork.
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So the Transportation Secretary hates funding EV chargers but will still do it because Congress says so? That’s like saying, 'I hate cake, but I’ll bake one because the recipe said so.' Bureaucracy: where opinions go to die.
If Sean Duffy were a DJ, he'd hate the music but still drop the beat because the crowd paid. Subsidizing chargers against his will? That’s political beat-dropping at its finest.
This is like a fireman who hates fires but still shows up because 'someone told him to.' Subsidy drama: serving hot takes and lukewarm support since forever.
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/15/2025 | Author: Camila Domonoske
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