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The latest antics from Vice President Kamala Harris have managed to stir up quite the conversation, and no one does it better than former President Donald Trump, who isn’t holding back on his take on her extreme views. In a recent exclusive chat with Breitbart News at the opulent Mar-a-Lago, Trump argues that Harris isn’t just radical—she’s apparently anti-Christmas, proving that the War on Christmas is alive and well in Democratic circles.
Trump reminded everyone that he made “Merry Christmas” a staple of the holiday season during his presidency, taking a not-so-subtle jab at Harris. According to Trump, she once condemned the phrase while asserting the plight of illegal aliens. The former president didn’t shy away from characterizing Harris as tantamount to a Grinch who conspires to snatch the holiday spirit. Her remarks from a December 2017 speech seemed to imply that saying “Merry Christmas” was somehow out of bounds while kids without citizenship were not being taken care of. What a way to ruin a classic holiday cheer!
🅱️REAKING
If #HarrisTheHorrible gets elected, she will ban Christmas!!!
She gets angry with you saying g Merry Christmas 😡😤THE COMMUNIST GRINCH pic.twitter.com/8NbwUIRh2c
— 1st Cav (@Cav1Cav) August 13, 2024
The irony is rich: while the country should be celebrating the season of goodwill, Harris was out there criticizing Americans for their festive greetings. It’s baffling how someone who is a heartbeat away from the presidency can claim to care about children while suggesting that spreading holiday cheer should take a back seat because it might offend someone. Well, if Christmas is off the table, what’s next on the chopping block? Thanksgiving? Fourth of July?
Trump wasted no time linking Harris’s radical agenda to her current position in the Biden administration, slamming her for endorsing policies that have overwhelmingly contributed to an open border crisis. The duo, according to Trump, is rolling back protections that used to keep potentially dangerous individuals out of the country. The former president painted a picture of utter chaos, claiming that under Harris’s watch, diseases that could easily spread were welcomed with open arms, all while her team attempted to spin a narrative of moderation and reason. Who could possibly buy that?
The former president doesn’t just think Harris’s attempts to sanitize her record will fizzle out; he’s confident that her past will continue to cast a long shadow. After all, when voters look at her recent history, can she really convince them she has changed her tune? Harris’s legacy is already two parts agenda and one part grimace at the Christmas spirit. For the American conservative, these issues—a fundamental rejection of basic safety, cultural traditions, and a sensible immigration policy—paint a clear picture of what a Harris-led administration could become: a far cry from the pro-American values that many citizens hold dear.
These comments by Trump serve as a stark reminder that while the left may look to sideline cherished American traditions, conservatives are ready to stand up and say, “Not on our watch.” The outrage over Harris’s take on Christmas may be humorous in its absurdity, but it’s also indicative of the broader ideological divide gripping the nation. For many, it’s not just about the holiday greetings but rather the values they represent—values that deserve to be defended with a hearty “Merry Christmas!”
