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EXPLOSIVE LAWSUIT: Revealing Buttigieg’s Lavish Lifestyle on TAXPAYERS’ Expense!

Americans for Public Trust (APT) has filed a lawsuit against Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, accusing the Department of Transportation of withholding information about Buttigieg’s use of the agency’s private jets. APT claims to have made numerous attempts to obtain information on the frequency of Buttigieg’s private flights and the associated costs, but the Department of Transportation has failed to provide any relevant information. The lawsuit is necessary to hold the Biden administration accountable for their spending habits and lack of transparency. This is not the first time that Buttigieg’s excessive use of private jets at the taxpayers’ expense has been called into question. Despite economic hardship and taxpayer concerns, it seems Buttigieg has taken advantage of this service excessively.

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