The Secretary of Transport Duffy shares a FAFO video targeting the DEMS in the middle of the closure

While Washington, DC, was blocked on the closure of the government, the Secretary of Transport Sean Duffy took his cases on social networks on Friday, sharing a video of the same viral which uses the graph “F — around and discover (FAFO)” to target the Democrats who hold health arrangements as part of the expense agreement.

The video, which Duffy shared on X, spied together quotes from democrats linked to the closure and a viral video of a man explaining the FAFO graphic on a white class of class.

“Very well, today, we are going to talk about how we can discover, how much we can discover and what it takes to get there,” said the man in the video. “So, first of all, we have to decide how much we want to discover.”

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The Secretary of Transports Sean Duffy shared a humorous video explaining “Fafo” to the Democrats in the middle of the government’s closure. (Nathan Howard / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

The video then cuts the Democrats explaining that they want “health care for everyone”, before entering the FAFO graphic, where the man explains “that he will tell me how much I have to find what I must discover”.

Images continue showing quotes from democratic politicians while the man with the graphic reiterates: “The more you are – the more you will discover it.”

“Dear Democrats, Fafo,” Duffy wrote in an article accompanying the video.

The government closure between the 3rd day while the Senate’s dead end on Obamacare’s subsidies stops

The government’s closure should cost taxpayers per day $ 400 million to pay federal leaves on leave, according to data from the Congressional Budget Office. (Mehmet Eser / Anadolu via Getty Images)

The government’s closure entered its third day on Friday while the Democrats of the Senate insisted on a bipartite continuous resolution which includes the extension of Obamacare’s tax credits, while the Republicans argued that the government should reopen before the continuation of the negotiations.

Head of the majority of the Senate John Thune.

The Democrats refuse to move on the fight of Obamacare while the closure drags

Russell Vought, director of the management and budget office, speaks alongside the president of the Mike Johnson Chamber, R-La., On the left; The head of the majority of the Senate John Thune, RS.D.; And vice-president JD Vance as they are addressed to media members outside the west wing to the White House on Monday in Washington, DC (AP photo / Evan VUCCI)

Meanwhile, the administration puts pressure on democrats by retaining billions of infrastructure and green financing of the blue states.

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Although bipartite talks remain in progress, potential compromises such as temporary tax credit extensions have not yet led to an agreement.

Alex Miller de Fox News Digital contributed to this report.