Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy created a reality show of his family going on a road trip and it was funded by several of the companies that he regulates, including United Airlines, Boeing and Toyota. Duffy and his wife, Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy, were both contestants on different seasons of The Real World and met while filming Road Rules: All Stars . Initially, the effort was criticized for: Taking time off ‘work’ to do this Being tone deaf, releasing a ‘road trip’ show direct to YouTube while gas prices are high However, it seems to me that taking a current and former Fox News star, both with reality TV experience, and having them promote U.S. travel and tourism around the country’s 250th birthday is fine and exactly the sort of anodyne thing you’d expect. They aren’t being paid extra for the effort, although it does get them additional exposure which could be to their benefit.…