‘Hard work, really?’: Trump golf photo backfires amid Walter Reed hospitalization rumors

Some even claimed Trump was admitted to Walter Reed Hospital in Maryland, but that was later debunked. White House Sources said Trump is in good health and “working hard” in the Oval Office. Then, on Sunday, Trump made a trip to Washington, D.C., to quell rumors of an illness, spending his Sunday morning with a brief visit to the city’s Trump Golf Club.

Many people sarcastically questioned Trump’s assertion that he was “working hard” in the White House when he was photographed entering the White House wearing golf clothes. oval office. Steven Chueng, a senior White House official who spread the “hard work” narrative, was targeted after golf photos.

“He has been working non-stop this Easter weekend in the White House and Oval Office,” he wrote. “May God bless him.”

Photos of Trump after golfing on Sunday sparked criticism of Trump “working harder.”

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“Hard work? Really? Your Lord and Master Trump is probably playing golf, man! Open your eyes and see what a dummy he is!” one user said.

“He spends taxpayer dollars falling asleep at meetings and playing golf. He’s a lazy loser just like you Steven!” Democratic influencer Harry Thiessen wrote.

“What job? Trying to solve the problems he created, deranged, delusional, is not the job! You are a paid actor, you get your paycheck!” claimed one.

“Spewing foul words and acting like a lunatic. God help us! Someone please quote the 25th,” said another.

“A few hours in the White House will not make the world a safer place. Pushing the country into conflict is not cause for celebration,” said one Trump critic on the Iran war.

“Work hard to support a president who commits war crimes! Good job, man!” one user said, taking aim at Zhang.

Apart from his visit on Sunday morning, the US president has no public appearances scheduled for the rest of the day. He will hold a closed Easter dinner with family and close staff at the White House on Sunday at 9 p.m. ET.