Staff Reports
In a powerful display straight from the heart of Washington, President Donald Trump lit up not just the national Christmas tree, but the souls of Christians everywhere. As the nation watched, Trump didn’t bow to the left’s obsession with political correctness. He honored Christmas by celebrating its true meaning—the birth of Jesus Christ. While liberals would rather offer generic “holiday cheer,” this president spoke boldly of our Savior, cutting through the noise with truth.
The low-energy mainstream media can’t fathom a leader who stands firm on faith. They’d like nothing better than to erase Christianity from American culture to replace it with their distorted secularism. Meanwhile, Trump unapologetically recited lines that stirred hearts and lifted spirits, saying this sacred season marks when the Savior of humanity graced the earth. What does the left hate more than preserving Christmas’ core value? A President who refuses to play by their anti-Christian rules.
President Trump quotes the Bible during the National Christmas Tree lighting, then calls the birth of Jesus a turning point in human history: "His word and his example call us to love one another, to serve one another." pic.twitter.com/4er1Soj6jE
— Fox News (@FoxNews) December 5, 2025
In the backdrop of global discord, just as Trump was hosting a peace deal between Rwanda and Congo, he pointed out that the light of Christ turns human history from night to day. It’s a message the left doesn’t want to hear—peace through faith and strength, not meaningless platitudes. Yet, even as elitists scoff, Trump’s address stands as a testament against the liberal narrative that neglects our nation’s Christian roots.
Historically, figures like John Adams knew that our country’s success rests upon religious morals. Today, this understanding is all but forgotten in the halls of government. It’s time Christian leaders, not virtue-signaling hypocrites, take the helm again. The silence of faith from our political figures is deafening. This event was a reminder that America needs a revival of conviction, one that only leadership steeped in faith can provide.
Isn’t it about time we acknowledge that no holiday song about snowmen or presents can match the profound truth of Christmas? It’s not just a day; it’s the embodiment of love and salvation through Jesus Christ. That’s a message the liberal elite can’t cancel. And isn’t defending the sanctity of Christmas something we should all rally behind?
