Social media is trolling White House Christmas decorations for the reasons so obvious. These were the crimson coloured cone shaped trees that triggered folks to create some relatable, hilarious and some serious memes.
Before unveiling the WH decoration, the first lady, Melania Trump had also posted the pictures of her along with President Donald Trump receiving the Christmas tree.
The @WhiteHouse is getting ready for the Christmas season! Thank you to the Smith Family & the National Christmas Tree Association for providing this year's tree. And to our @NatlParkService for their hard work in trimming the tree for the Blue Room. pic.twitter.com/jiyYBwCeXO
— Melania Trump 45 Archived (@FLOTUS45) November 19, 2018
On Monday 26 November when the first lady, revealed the decorations there seemed nothing special about them except those meme worthy red trees.
From where the inspiration for White House Christmas decorations came
Can we please stop with the Charlie Brown fake Christmas tree farm at the White House thing? pic.twitter.com/ikKseGQXr9
— J.R. McGrail 📎 (@JRMcGrail) November 26, 2018
They were calling them the bloody murderous trees.
Sooo…we didn't have a White House budget for Christmas tree design, but Wifey and I DID have some red in our presentation (drapes).
Just not as murder-ey.
What do you think, Tweeps? Did we beat the #MelaniaMurderTrees? pic.twitter.com/2habgxtIAm
— BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) November 28, 2018
This Twitter user doesn’t seem wrong for saying that these red coloured trees seem to be some kind of dedication to ex-cabinet members. Well, they do seem to be placed for such purposes.
Melania:"Yes, this year in the White House, each blood-red Christmas tree is dedicated to an ex Trump Cabinet member. And yes, the little one is Jeff Sessions." pic.twitter.com/DGmSDbfDDv
— Hollerella (@hollerella) November 26, 2018
There were a lot of similes and metaphors from Stephen King’ novel. And, this tweet says it all.
“Sometimes human places, create inhuman monsters” (Stephen King) #whitehousechristmas pic.twitter.com/e0upFvcIje
— Quinntronics (@Carocaroq) November 26, 2018
Here was another comparison from Stephen King’s The Shining.
Melania’s flaunting a very
Unique definition of “merry.”
I cover my pine
With shimmer and shine;
She’s doused hers in pig’s blood, like Carrie.@StephenKing pic.twitter.com/sDlrSiw71j— Liberal Limericks (@Libericks) November 26, 2018
And many were from Sesame Street as well.
This year's White House Christmas decor = Dead yip-yip aliens from Sesame Street pic.twitter.com/qOMBsLaVJW
— Hubie Halloween (@HubertVigilla) November 26, 2018
Folks Criticising the President’s Policies
Not all those memes about White House Christmas decorations were that much hilarious. Few of them also showed a criticism on President Donald Trump’s policies. Like, this Twitter user compared the scene to Trump’s policy of separating children at Mexican border.
https://twitter.com/ahawleyofficial/status/1067197531308900353
And, this twitter user said White House as house of horrors. People were also calling out how could Melania Trump tolerate the use of tear gas on immigrants and putting children in cages despite being a mother.
https://twitter.com/ellievan65/status/1067138384374710272
So Melania Trump’s spooky red forest in White House in the name of Christmas decorations has simply given Twitteratie another reason to slam Trump’s racist policies. There doesn’t seem to be any admiration from any corner except for the Christmas tree in the blue room.
It is to be noted that it is the second time Melania is facing wrath of social media users. First time, it was when first lady wore I don’t care jacket and now it is on White House Christmas decorations.
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