House Speaker-to-be Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) was spotted Thursday vacationing in Hawaii at the Fairmont Orchid resort during the government shutdown.
Rooms at this posh resort range from $899-a-night for a standard room to $4,899-a-night for the presidential suite, reported the Free Beacon.
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President Trump canceled his Christmas trip to Mar-a-Lago to work during the shutdown, but Pelosi jet-setted to Hawaii while 800,000 government employees are currently not working.
Pelosi blamed President Trump for the shutdown after he refused to sign a stopgap funding bill that excluded $5 billion for the border wall.
The House revamped the bill and added the border wall funding Trump asked for and passed in a 217-185 vote — once again proving Pelosi wrong.
The Senate, however, refused to pass the bill after it got bounced back from the House, resulting in a Schumer shutdown.
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Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Hawaii during Christmas seems to be a tradition.
In 2009, 2010 and 2011, Pelosi spent Christmas at the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai at Historic Ka’upulehu on Hawaii and stayed in the $10,000 a night presidential suite even though Americans were suffering during the Great Recession.
.@NancyPelosi just hanging out in Hawaii during the #GovernmentShutdown This seems to be a tradition. https://t.co/14Vu3l7xn3 pic.twitter.com/dHdTzt9egZ
— Greg Bailor (@G_BAILOR) December 28, 2018
On Christmas Eve, Nancy Pelosi painted a grim picture and said Trump was “plunging the country into chaos.”
It's Christmas Eve and @realDonaldTrump is plunging the country into chaos. The stock market is tanking and the president is waging a personal war on the Federal Reserve — after he just fired the Secretary of Defense. #TrumpShutdown
— Nancy Pelosi (@NancyPelosi) December 24, 2018
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Must be nice to be one of the wealthiest women in Congress!
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