Sunday 5 June 2022 05:58 PM Biden is spotted strolling along Delaware Beach after he had to evacuate his ... trends now
Joe Biden was seen Saturday afternoon strolling along the beach after he was forced to evacuate his Delaware beach home - as he remains on track to take the most vacations of any president in history.
The president, 79, was snapped by FOX News donning dark-colored shorts, a navy blue polo shirt and a baseball cap as he strolled along the Delaware coast.
He was flanked by a slew of Secret Service agents - each of whom also wore polo shirts as they trekked across the sand.
The photo came shortly after the president and wife Jill were forced to evacuate their Rehoboth Beach vacation home after a light aircraft veered into the area.
Both Biden and first lady were rushed to a local fire station following the breach, as two military jets were scrambled to escort the plane from the restricted airspace.
A preliminary investigation revealed the small plane entered the restricted airspace above Biden's vacation home 'by mistake' and there was 'no threat to the President or his family,' a Secret Service spokesperson confirmed.
President Joe Biden was snapped Saturday afternoon donning a blue polo, a dark hat and dark shorts after he was evacuated from his Rehoboth Beach
The Secret Service issued a statement claiming the small private plane entered the restricted airspace 'by mistake' and there was 'no threat to the President or his family'
The president's beach vacation comes as a way for the couple to celebrate Jill Biden's birthday - which was on Friday - outside of the White House.
But he is now on track to take more vacation time than any of his predecessors.
Not counting this weekend's trip, Biden has spent 188 full or partial days away from the White House vacationing at either of his two Delaware properties, at Camp David or on the Massachusetts island of Nantucket.
This is broken down by 130 days in either Rehoboth or Wilmington, Delaware, 52 days at the presidential retreat at Camp David in Frederick, Maryland and six days on the luxury island of Nantucket.
And as of Sunday, Biden has been in office for 500 days - meaning that the president has spent more than one-third of his time in office on vacation.
At that rate, the president is on track around 550 days away from the White House in the four years of his first term – and would amount to just 1,106 for
