Biden, Trump send different Christmas messages to the US | Donald Trump News

Trump shared a post on social media attacking 'radical left lunatics' and said Canada could become America's 51st state.

The outgoing and incoming presidents of the United States had different messages on the Christmas holiday, Mr. Joe Biden of the Democratic Alliance urging the American people to reflect and unite, while Donald Trump of the Republican gave a holiday greeting and then addressed his political opponents.

Biden recounted a video tour of the White House Christmas decorations posted on YouTube late on Christmas Eve Tuesday, in which he urged Americans to put aside “all the noise and all that divides us”.

“We are here on this Earth to take care of each other, to love each other,” Biden said in a loud voice as the camera pans past the evergreen trees and ornate fireplace inside the White House. “Most of the time we see each other as enemies, not as neighbors, not as Americans,” he said.

Biden called on Americans to find a moment of “peaceful reflection” to remind themselves to treat each other with dignity and respect, to “live in the light” and to remember that there is more to unite than divide Americans. “We are truly blessed to live in this nation,” he said.

Trump posted a “Merry Christmas” morning message on Truth Social on Christmas Day Wednesday with a photo of himself and his wife Melania, followed by more than a dozen retweets or other social media posts supporting his political positions. on topics including Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth and his pursuit of Greenland and the Panama Canal.

Later, Trump published a long “Merry Christmas” message that said the Chinese military was using the Panama Canal, and criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Biden and the Democrats.

“Merry Christmas to the Radical Left Lunatics, who always try to interfere with our Court system and our Elections,” Trump wrote. “They know that their only chance of survival is to get amnesty from someone who has no idea what he's doing.”

“Also, to Governor Justin Trudeau of Canada, who has a very high Citizens Tax, but if Canada were to become our 51st state, their Taxes would be reduced by more than 60 percent,” Trump wrote.

Biden took office in 2021 promising to “end this illegal war against blue, rural versus urban, conservative versus liberal,” and said he was withdrawing from the 2024 presidential race in July to unite the country.

Biden's Democrats lost all battleground states and both houses of Congress in the November elections.

By some measures, the division of the country has increased, including during the 2024 campaign when Biden faced Trump, and, before Kamala Harris took over the Democratic Alliance before finally losing the presidential election.

Trump called for the prosecution of those considered political enemies, the US takeover of the Panama Canal and promised to reorganize the federal government.