Rick Scott Trolls Biden For Taking Too Many Vacations – While Vacationing On A Yacht In Italy

Proving once again that the biggest hypocrites on the planet carry the designation “R” after their name, Republican Sen. Rick Scott thought it’d be a great idea if he attacked President Joe Biden for taking too many vacations.

Problem is, Scott leveled his criticism at the president while sitting on a luxury yacht in Italy, according to Newsweek.

The Republican senator posted a tweet on Monday criticizing Biden for spending time at his family home in Delaware during the August recess amid White House renovations and COVID-19 recovery. On Tuesday, Scott was found to be spending the congressional recess on a luxury yacht in Italy, according to Axios.

“Another week of President Biden vacationing in Delaware vs. working at the White House,” Scott tweeted on Monday.

“If he loves to travel so much, I’ve got some suggestions as to where he should go next,” he added, while including a poll with all three answers as “The Southern Border.”

Don’t you just hate when you’re trying to troll someone and you get cold busted doing the very same thing you’re slamming them for? That’s some harsh karmic retribution.

Yes, Congress is indeed in recess until September, and doesn’t the president deserve some time off, too? After all, his predecessor played golf nearly every weekend, visited almost all of his resorts during his four years in office, and was constantly flying back and forth to Florida, New Jersey, and New York on dime of American taxpayers. Also, Trump didn’t actually do anything even when he was in the White House other than watch Fox News, scarf down Big Macs, and send out one hateful tweet after another.

Ironically, Scott is also under fire for wasting millions of dollars that were supposed be used to help elect Republicans to the Senate in the midterm election. After all, he’s chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which is facing a financial squeeze:

A national Republican consultant working on Senate races told the Post, in reference to the National Republican Senatorial Committee, “If they were a corporation, the CEO would be fired and investigated. The way this money has been burned, there needs to be an audit or investigation because we’re not gonna take the Senate now and this money has been squandered. It’s a rip-off.”

It didn’t take long before Scott was getting plenty of well-deserved mockery on Twitter.