Joe Biden tops modern Presidents with 577 vacation days during four-year term

With 39% of his presidency spent on vacation, Biden’s time off has drawn significant attention and debate.

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In an unexpected twist of presidential leisure, Joe Biden, the 46th President of the United States, has taken the crown for the most vacation days of any modern-day president.

A new report compiled by the Republican National Committee reveals that Biden spent a staggering 577 days — 39% of his presidency — on vacation out of his 1,463 days in office.

For context, the average American, who typically gets 11 paid vacation days annually, would need to work for 52 years to match Biden's four-year vacation tally. Biden’s beach days, bike rides, and time spent at his Delaware properties were widely documented, sparking both online mockery and political discussions.

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-Staten Island/Brooklyn) humorously remarked on Biden's absence, saying, “Considering how awful his misguided policies were and the various crises they created, from the border to inflation, imagine the damage he would have done if he worked every day? I’m not sure if we should be mad or thankful he worked so little.”

Biden's extensive time off exceeds that of previous presidents, including George H.W. Bush, who spent 37% of his presidency — 543 of 1,461 days — away from the White House.

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