Transportation Secretary Duffy shares FAFO video targeting Dems amid shutdown

With Washington, DC, which was prepared on government closure, Minister of Transport Sean Duffy took his case to social media on Friday, where he was participating in a virus video using the “F — About (FAFO)” for the aim of the Democrats who hold health care provisions in the spending deal.

The video, which Duffy shared on X, was transferred from the Democrats related to the closure and a viral video clip of a man explaining the FAFO chart on a white panel for the classroom.

“Well, we will talk today about how we discovered, and how much we can discover and what it takes to get there,” says the man in the video. “Therefore, first, we have to decide how much we want to discover.”

Democrats blame the blame

The video then cuts the Democrats to explain that they want “health care for all”, before returning to the FAFO graph, where the man explains, “There will be an amount that I must know what I need to discover.”

The footage continues to show quotes from democratic politicians as the man who carries the graph repeats, “The more your number, the more you discover it.”

Democrats, Favo, Duffy wrote in a publication accompanying the video.

Government closure falls on the third day with the continued stalemate in the Senate on Obamacare subsidies

It is expected that the government will cost taxpayers $ 400 million a day to pay federal employees who were expelled, according to the data of the congress Budget Office. (Mehmet Eser/Anadolu via Getty Images)

The government closure entered its third day on Friday, when the Democrats in the Senate insisted on a continuous decision of the two parties that includes the expansion of the Obama tax credits, while the Republicans argued that the government must reopen it before the negotiations continued.

The majority leader of the Senate John ThunAccuse RS. , Democrats with the government’s “hostility”, while the leader of the Senate minority has warned Chuck Schumer, DN.Y. That the failure to act immediately will lead to an increase in health care premiums.

Democrats are joking against the battle of Obamacare with continued closure

Russell Viewer, the Management and Budget Office, speaks alongside parliament Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La. , To the left ; The majority leader of the Senate John Thun, Rusu; Vice President JD Vance while addressing media members outside the western wing at the White House on Monday in Washington, DC (AP Photo/EVAN VUCCI)

Meanwhile, the administration is pressure on Democrats by blocking billions in infrastructure and green financing from the blue states.

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Although the two parties’ talks are still continuing, potential concessions such as temporary tax credit extensions have not yet led to an agreement.

Alex Miller from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.