President Donald Trump ushered in the Christmas season on Monday with a message his supporters have been waiting to hear for years, with a full return to traditional holiday celebration inside the White House.
The celebration was restored under Trump’s leadership after years of cultural pressure campaigns that pushed “inclusive” greetings and downplayed Christmas itself.
The White House released a photo of the president standing beside a towering Christmas tree decorated with classic red ornaments, gold ribbons, and traditional trimmings.
Portraits of Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and other American leaders hang behind him, underscoring a renewed emphasis on heritage, faith, and national identity.
Trump reshared the photo with a message that instantly electrified supporters:
“We’re saying MERRY CHRISTMAS again!”
“We’re saying MERRY CHRISTMAS again!” – @POTUS 🎄🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/TcfyP5h5Uc
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) December 1, 2025
The declaration, one of the defining pledges of his first term, shot across social media, quickly becoming one of the most-seen presidential holiday posts in years.
Conservatives noted the moment symbolized not just festive décor but the return of a cultural norm many believe Democrats spent years dismantling through political correctness.
This Christmas marks the Trump administration’s first holiday season fully restored to the Oval Office, and aides made clear the décor would reflect what the president’s base considers a long-overdue correction.
Instead of sterile modern displays or the minimalist approach favored by “progressive” cultural institutions, the White House opted for a warm, deeply traditional aesthetic meant to reflect both American history and Christian heritage.
The tree towering beside Trump embodies that theme: gold, red, and traditional ornaments, a stark difference from the “holiday neutral” look that dominated previous Democrat administrations.
Within minutes of the post going live, supporters flooded comment sections praising the return of unapologetic Christmas cheer.
Many called it a “restoration” of the nation’s traditional holiday spirit and a reflection of the broader cultural shift underway as the country moves into December.
— Austin Conservative (AC) 🇺🇸🤘 (@AustinConserve) December 1, 2025
— SonofLiberty357 (@SonofLiberty357) December 1, 2025
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— Daniel Hall (@Daniel_Hall) December 1, 2025
For millions of Americans who felt the country drift away from its traditions in recent years, the message hit its mark:
Christmas, proudly and openly celebrated, is back in the White House.
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