Mr. Washington goes to Washington to head the FAA?

Biden’s FAA Nominee Can’t Answer a Single Question About Aviation

Obama has said that Joe Biden never made one good foreign decision. He can't make one good domestic decision either.

Phil Washington, President Joe Biden’s nominee to serve as administrator of the FAA, continues to face questions about his qualifications to serve in the role, and his testimony before Congress isn’t dispelling doubts about his ability to run America’s civil aviation system and keep its citizens safe when they fly.

Already, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) has raised concerns about Washington’s experience and resume, suggesting President Biden is “playing politics” rather than prioritizing the safety and efficiency of America’s air transportation system.

Washington’s previous gigs have also seen accusations of wasteful spending and mismanagement of resources, as Townhall reported previously. And, while he served honorably in the military, lawmakers pointed out that Washington has no experience or qualifications related to aviation safety.

He couldn't answer any basic questions. It's about equity or something.

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