Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg shifted the blame for the recent derailment of a train carrying toxic chemicals in Ohio on Trump.
Buttigieg noted Tuesday evening that his agency had taken a series of steps to improve rail safety through "historic investments," but said it was constrained by the Trump administration.
Buttboy has been blasted for his slow response to the derailment. He waited 10 days to address the situation, promising to "use all relevant authorities to ensure accountability and continue to support safety."
Buttigieg noted Tuesday evening that his agency had taken a series of steps to improve rail safety through "historic investments," but said it was constrained by the Trump administration.
Buttboy has been blasted for his slow response to the derailment. He waited 10 days to address the situation, promising to "use all relevant authorities to ensure accountability and continue to support safety."
