Dad wears a t-shirt saying ‘I am not Scott Morrison’ to stop him getting abused by angry voters

Canadian tourist who looks like the Prime Minister wears a t-shirt saying ‘I am not Scott Morrison’ to stop him getting abused by angry voters on the Gold Coast

  •  A father who resembles Scott Morrison was recognised on holiday in Australia 
  •  His two daughters designed an ‘I am not Scott Morrison’ t-shirt to protect him 
  •  They wanted to help him avoid angry Aussie voters while in the Gold Coast 

A Canadian dad wore a t-shirt saying ‘I am not Scott Morrison’ to stop him getting abused by angry voters in Australia.

The dad was pictured on holiday in the Gold Coast wearing the customised clothing.    

His daughter uploaded the images to Reddit and said: ‘My dad kept getting recognized as Scomo so my sis and I made him a shirt to keep him safe while travelling Australia.’ 

The Prime Minister (pictured) has received nation-wide backlash for holidaying during the bushfire crisis

A Canadian dad (left) wore a t-shirt saying ‘I am not Scott Morrison’ after he got abused by angry voters. Right: The Prime Minister

Commenters noted the middle-aged father resembled Scott Morrison in his age, build and facial features as well as having similar hair and glasses. 

The Prime Minister has suffered a major backlash this week over his handling of the bushfire crisis.

Voters were enraged that Mr Morrison took an overseas holiday to Hawaiian while the rest of the country suffered.

Reddit users were quick to appreciate the sisters’ sense of humour and cracked jokes at the Prime Minister’s expense. 

One commented: ‘Scotty would probably like one of those shirts at the moment as well.’  

Another user was sympathetic to their situation and said: ‘Your poor Dad! It’s like a curse.’  

Two sisters made their father the shirt after their dad (above) was repeatedly mistaken for Scott Morrison

Two sisters made their father the shirt after their dad (above) was repeatedly mistaken for Scott Morrison

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