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People Bring Receipts After Eric Trump Called Joe Biden Flying Home to Delaware 5 Times 'Heartbreaking'

People Bring Receipts After Eric Trump Called Joe Biden Flying Home to Delaware 5 Times 'Heartbreaking'
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump insisted that he wouldn't "have time to play golf" because he'd be busy working for the American people.

But over the course of his four years in office, former President Donald Trump played golf or visited one of his golf courses almost 300 times in just over 200 weeks.


Trump assured people that he was networking on the links and that they could be counted as working.

With President Joe Biden now in office, Republicans are deeply concerned that he's taking too much leisure time, visiting his home in Delaware for the fifth weekend in over nine weeks as President.

Far-right Fox News host Maria Bartiromo—currently in litigation for broadcasting lies about the 2020 election—interviewed one of Trump's sons, Eric Trump, who also serves as an executive for the Trump Organization.

Watch below.

Fox News host complains to Eric Trump about Biden's weekend trips to Delawareyoutu.be

Bartiromo said:

"It's worth noting that Biden spent this weekend in Delaware, his fifth trip home since becoming President. That's his sixth weekend away from the White House. We're not even a hundred days in. Your reaction to this new administration, Eric?"

Trump's son responded:

"I don't know where to begin. It's heartbreaking to us. I know how much time and effort my father put into the job."

It's worth noting that Trump golfed at least 19 times in the first 100 days of his Presidency, compared to only one time from his predecessor—former President Barack Obama, zero times from the 43rd President George W. Bush, and seven times from the 42nd President Bill Clinton.

People didn't hesitate to remind Eric Trump of his father's leisure record.






They mocked the pair for their attempt at calling out Biden.



Fortunately, no one has to monitor Trump's leisure anymore.

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