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President-elect Trump and President Biden have both sent out holiday wishes as the United States prepares for the transfer of power in the upcoming year. In a heartwarming message, Biden acknowledged that this Christmas would be his last as president, wishing the nation a merry Christmas. On the other hand, Trump, who is set to be sworn in on Jan. 20, took to Truth Social to exclaim, “MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!” He also shared a festive photo of himself and his wife Melania with the message “MERRY CHRISTMAS!” displayed prominently.

A Lasting Message of Hope and Unity

In a post on the @POTUS presidential account, Biden expressed, “For the last time as your president, it’s my honor to wish all of America a very Merry Christmas. My hope for our nation, today and always, is that we continue to seek the light of liberty and love, kindness and compassion, dignity and decency. May God bless you all.” Additionally, a post on the @JoeBiden account featuring a photo of the president and first lady Jill Biden read, “Merry Christmas, everyone!”

Historic Moments and Transition of Power

Trump, who emerged victorious in the November election over Vice President Kamala Harris, made history by securing a second non-consecutive term as president, a feat only achieved by Grover Cleveland in the 19th century. As Trump gears up for a new chapter in his political career, Biden, the oldest president in U.S. history, will be stepping down from the top levels of Washington politics after decades of service.

Policy Changes on the Horizon

Looking ahead, Trump has pledged to bring back federal executions after Biden commuted the death sentences of 37 inmates. This shift in policy highlights the differing approaches of the outgoing and incoming administrations as they prepare to hand over the reins of power.

As we reflect on these holiday messages from Trump and Biden, let us remember the spirit of unity and hope they convey during this transition period. The upcoming year is sure to bring new challenges and opportunities, but the common thread of goodwill and festive cheer binds us together as we welcome a new chapter in American politics.