First Lady Jill Biden was attacked by children for wishing “Happy Holidays” instead of Christmas, sparking laughter and joy among online commenters.
On Friday, the First Lady hosted the Marine Corps Reserve's annual Children's Drive The white house. She greeted everyone with a “Happy Holidays” to which several children responded with an emphatic “Merry Christmas!”
Happy Birthday Biden He replied. “Yes!”
“If you remember just one thing about the holidays, after you've cleaned out all the wrapping paper, let it be: You are loved,” she told military children during her speech. “There are so many people who care about you, from your family and friends, from your teachers and classmates, to the president and me.”
she That's it With “Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.”
First Lady Jill Biden spoke to children of military families at a Toys for Tots event.
Trump and Jill Biden attend the reopening of Notre Dame in France with world leaders
Commenters on X praised the children in attendance for correcting the First Lady at the start of the event.
“Even kids get it,” former NCAA swimmer W OutKick host Riley Gaines wrote with a laughing emoji.
The Babylon Bee's news counterpart, Not The Bee, said that “one kid shouted what we're all thinking.”
Conservative spokesman Steve Guest said the incident was an “epic response” to Jill Biden's “war on Christmas.”
WASHINGTON, DC – SEPTEMBER 20: US First Lady Jill Biden speaks as she attends the first Cabinet meeting of the administration of her husband, President Joe Biden, at the White House on September 20, 2024 in Washington, DC. Jill Biden spoke about the progress made by the White House Initiative on Women's Health Research. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) ((Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images))
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“We are back,” the socially conservative Catholic group CatholicVote wrote with a cross emoji.
“There is hope for the future!” Conservative host David J. Harris Jr. rejoiced.
X show host Mario Novel said the exchange “basically sums up the Biden era…”
“And a little child will lead them,” conservative broadcaster Wade Stotts wrote, quoting the Bible.
