President Biden was spotted soaking up the sun Saturday during a beach outing that came after a tough four-day workweek.
The commander-in-chief caught some rays at the beach near his vacation home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
Biden, 80, sported blue swim trunks adorned with sea turtles and a white polo shirt as he sunk his toes in the sand alongside First Lady Jill Biden.
The President stuck his nose in a book as Jill admired the blue view, both seemingly unbothered by the frenzy awaiting them at the White House.
The Bidens’ week kicked out with the Sunday discovery of cocaine in a cubby near the West Wing’s basement entrance, just steps away from the Situation Room.
The White House has not revealed who may have left the dime-sized bag of illicit white powder in the building, but press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said it was “irresponsible” to question whether it could have been left behind by first son Hunter Biden, an admitted past crack cocaine addict.
The entire First Family had been at Camp David in the two days before its discovery through the July 4 holiday.
Meanwhile, Biden has also been fielding backlash this week for his sprawling “Bidenomics” spending plans that are coming off the heels of a speech he gave in Chicago.
He sees the government as using the tax code in a more targeted fashion and fashioning other programs to foster investment in new technologies, create jobs and boost upward mobility all while fighting inflation.
Republicans, however, have slammed Biden’s plans as thinly-veiled attempts to increase taxes, spending and business-strangulating regulations, all of which will drive up prices.
To top off the week, Biden was accused Saturday of “scarring” Hunter’s estranged 4-year-old daughter that he shares with a cut-off ex-stripper.
In a New York Times Op-Ed, Maureen Dowd lambasted the president for refusing to acknowledge the little girl while publicly claiming that “the absolute most important thing is your family.”
“I watched as you told the nation that you had six grandchildren and you loved each one of them. I believe that,” Dowd wrote, according to the column.
“What I cannot believe and what I find unconscionable is that you refuse to admit or accept the fact that there is a beautiful little 4-year-old girl living in Arkansas by the name of Navy Joan who is your seventh grandchild.”
