Twitter gave New Jersey Governor Chris Christie a massive burn after he was busted sunbathing on a beach he had just closed to the public.
A NJ government shutdown closed the state’s beaches over the holiday weekend, but that didn’t stop Christie and his family from using them anyway. Unfortunately for him, a photographer caught him in the act.
Twitter users rejoiced in the opportunity to kick Christie while he was down.
— darth:™ (@darth) July 3, 2017
I thought it was pretty courteous of Governor Christie to close the beach, then take his shirt off. You guys are never happy
— Sean Spicier (@sean_spicier) July 3, 2017
Possible places Chris Christie might shut down for his own personal use: pic.twitter.com/FYF2cuYVpF
— Anthony Dinardo (@magicdinardo) July 3, 2017
I downloaded an app just to see what that Christie photo will look like when I commission it to be painted in oils – so gorgeous pic.twitter.com/nAupigN8Ov
— Karen Kilgariff (@KarenKilgariff) July 3, 2017
Trump: I am the master of bad optics. Nobody does bad optics like I do!
Christie: Hold my Twinkie.
— neontaster (@neontaster) July 3, 2017
Good morning everyone except Chris Christie
— jess (@jamickk) July 3, 2017
— Michael Davis (@MichaelDavisMMA) July 3, 2017
the Christie beach thing is great bc it supports my belief we all died in mass extinction and are now living inside Arrested Development
— Amanda Mull (@amandamull) July 3, 2017
Boy when Chris Christie destroys himself he really destroys himself.
— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) July 3, 2017
Today was the day Chris Christie became President.
— Bob Castrone (@BobCastrone) July 3, 2017
In these divided times, it’s nice to be reminded that we can all come together and hate Chris Christie equally. #Merica
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) July 2, 2017
Christie’s approval rating sits at an abysmal 15 percent, and is likely to drop even further after this fiasco.
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