Trump Administration Uncovers Alleged Corruption Tied to USAID: Duffy Takes Aim at Clinton
The Trump administration has launched a new round of accusations, claiming to uncover “extreme grifting” involving Bill and Hillary Clinton and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy took to social media to respond to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s criticism of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk.
Duffy countered Clinton’s remarks about the agency’s plans to modernize aviation systems, revealing that Musk’s team had also unearthed significant financial misconduct linked to the Clintons through USAID.
The heated exchange escalated when Clinton questioned the expertise of DOGE’s young personnel, but Duffy hit back, pointing to a long history of bureaucratic inefficiencies that he believes have contributed to the nation’s crumbling infrastructure.
He also pledged to restore confidence in American aviation and transportation, highlighting recent incidents, including Boeing’s ongoing struggles with safety.
As the investigation into USAID’s financial management intensifies, Duffy insists that the agency will shift toward more innovative solutions.
Meanwhile, public debates continue over accountability for transportation failures, with critics noting that both past and present administrations share responsibility for infrastructure shortcomings.
With the Biden administration pushing back against such criticisms, the political fallout from this controversy is likely to continue.
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