Actress Louise Linton, the wife of President Donald Trump’s Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, came under fire Tuesday for bragging about her designer clothing, then posting classist remarks in response to criticism she received on the photo-sharing social network Instagram.

On Monday, Linton shared a now-deleted photo of her and Mnuchin deplaning an Air Force jet—which Mnuchin is required to use for official government travel—in Kentucky, ahead of a visit “to check out the nation’s gold stash” at the U.S. Bullion Depository, a fortified vault located in Fort Knox.

Linton’s caption for the photo included boasts about the fashion brands she was wearing: “Great #daytrip to #Kentucky! #nicest #people #beautiful #countryside #rolandmouret pants #tomford sunnies, #hermesscarf #valentinorockstudheels #valentino #usa.”

When another user commented “Glad we could pay for your little getaway. #deplorable,” Linton lashed back by pointing out how much she and her husband have paid in taxes, and the “amount we sacrifice per year,” an apparant reference to her husband’s role in government.

According to screen-captures of the post that are now virally being shared on various social media networks, Linton’s full response to the critic was:

“The bizarre exchange came the day Mnuchin flew to Louisville to try to make the case for Congress to overhaul the tax code,” the Washington Post reported. “He particularly stressed how the tax changes would help middle-class Americans, although Democrats have alleged the Trump administration wants to pass large tax cuts that benefit the wealthy and multinational corporations.”

“Linton’s Instagram post comes at a time when her husband is under attack by some of President Donald Trump’s loyalists for his lack of populist credentials,” noted Yashar Ali in The Huffington Post. “Linton’s out-of-touch post isn’t likely to help Mnuchin, the former Goldman Sachs executive who served as the finance chair of Trump’s presidential campaign.”