Sean Duffy’s First 100 Days: Big Promises, Real Results? Here’s What You Should Know

Did Sean Duffy really accomplish more in 100 days than Buttigieg and Biden did in four years?

 That’s what he claimed in a bold statement that quickly made headlines:

> “Pete Buttigieg got nothing done. We’ve achieved more in 100 days than Buttigieg and Biden achieved in four years.”

That’s a strong accusation—but is there truth behind it? Whether you're a supporter or a skeptic, keep reading as we break down what Duffy has done, and how it could affect you, the American traveler, driver, and taxpayer.

 1. Modernizing Air Travel with Elon Musk’s Team

Imagine safer flights, fewer delays, and cutting-edge satellite tracking. That’s the goal behind Duffy’s plan to upgrade air traffic control with Elon Musk’s DOGE team.

Could this be the air travel revolution we’ve been waiting for?

2. Fixing the Air Traffic Worker Crisis

2,000 new hires, bonuses, and retention incentives. Duffy’s FAA is acting fast to solve the shortage of air traffic controllers.

Would this finally mean smoother flights and fewer cancellations?

3. Cutting Car Costs for Families

By relaxing electric vehicle mandates and fuel rules, Duffy says car prices will drop and choices will grow.

Will this help your next car purchaseor hurt the environment?

 4. Fighting Waste in Public Transit

Calling out NYC’s MTA for bloated budgets, Duffy promised tighter controls and offered help from tech experts.

Is this the kind of accountability U.S. cities need?

 5. Fast-Tracking High-Speed Rail

For once, a rail project that’s on time and on budget—Brightline may become a model for future expansion.

Could America finally catch up with Europe and Asia in rail travel?

 6. Cutting Red Tape to Build Faster

Duffy has slashed project delays by rolling back regulations—some call it efficient, others call it reckless.Do faster roads justify looser environmental rules?

 7. Standing Firm on Pilot Safety

Despite calls to reduce pilot training hours, Duffy stood by the 1,500-hour rule.

Would you feel safer knowing your pilot trained longer—or is it time for an update?

 8. Rethinking California’s Bullet Train

Duffy is re-evaluating the state's most expensive and delayed project. Federal support might be in danger.

Should more states be held to higher standards when spending your tax dollars?

Conclusion: What Do You Think?

Sean Duffy came in with bold energy—and so far, he’s made big moves. Some call it progress, others call it politics. But the real question is:

Has Secretary Duffy delivered real change—or just headlines?

Share your thoughts in the comments. Would you support these reforms—or would you bring back the previous approach?