Biden and President Donald Trump delivered very different Christmas messages on Friday, with the president-elect emphasizing Video The Kovid epidemic is a tragedy that reminds Americans of “our common humanity,” while Trump makes only vague references to the coronavirus.
“Jill and I wish you and your family peace, joy, health and happiness this season. But we know this year has been very difficult for many of you in our country.” “And we are reminded of this season of hope, our common humanity and what we are told to do for one another.”
“Many of our fellow Americans are struggling to find work, literally putting food on the table, paying their rent or their mortgage, reminding us that we will take care of each other on this earth, giving what we can and a tool. To be. “And help friends and strangers alike and hope” “Byden added.
He insisted that he and Jill would not see an extended family this year to honor the public health guidelines made necessary by Covid.
“For bids, we usually keep 20 to 25 people for Christmas Eve, but not this year,” the president-elect said. “We are losing our family, but what do we need to do to keep our families safe. We hope you will consider limiting the number of family gatherings this year as well.”
About 330,000 Americans have died from covid, while U.S. More than 18.7 million viruses have been confirmed.
Trump, meanwhile, issued a White House official statement that did not specifically mention the epidemic.
His only acknowledgment was that “our gatherings will probably look different than in previous years.”
Instead, as we celebrate Christmas, he sent “hearty greetings” from himself and First Lady Melania Trump to all Americans. “
“Our gatherings may look different over the years, but, like every Christmas, this Christmas is an opportunity for us to celebrate the birth of the Savior, Jesus Christ, and to show our heartfelt gratitude for the abundant blessings God has given to our lives. And the country,” Trumps’ Said in the message of. “In this season of peace, we appreciate the warmth, generosity and faith that breathe life into our holiday gatherings. The love we share with our family and friends fills our hearts with joy, just as the story of Christ’s birth inspires people. “
Trump also thanked military families, first responders, law enforcement officers and frontline medical professionals who “worked tirelessly to serve and protect our communities.”
