The Faith and Freedom Coalition held a voter mobilization rally in Waco, Texas, last Sunday, where the keynote speaker was Jeanine Pirro of Fox News. Pirro used her speech to encourage voters to support President Donald Trump, whom she praised for making it acceptable to say "Merry Christmas" again—which she said she now does with gusto while staring people down.
"I remember when Donald Trump was running and he talked about bringing back 'Merry Christmas,"' Pirro said. "I live in New York. I'm like, 'Yeah, nobody says it.' You know, you try to be politically correct because 'Happy Hanukkah,' Kwanzaa, this, that, the atheists, the agnostics, whatever. And then I said, 'He's right.' This guy who's never been in politics, a New York City billionaire who builds buildings for a living, who fights the swamp in New York City, he's got a better handle on it than I do."
"And since he came in, I say, 'Merry Christmas' and I say it a decibel louder now," Pirro declared. "And I stare them down and so should you."
