The FLOTUS took to Twitter to wish her 12 million followers a merry Christmas with husband Donald Trump. The video included clips of the festive White House, as well as the several visits and greetings both Melania and Donald have participated in through the year – with a special thanks given to the country’s military.
Despite the festive nature of the message, many on Twitter responded with utter savagery, drawing attention to the controversy presently attached to the White House.
One user replied: “All I want for Christmas is the headline ‘Donald Trump arrested and charged with bribery, campaign finance crimes, wire fraud and obstruction of justice’.
“The bonus would be a headline underneath which reads: ‘Trump denied bail-must remain in prison until trial’.”
Another wrote: “And may the New Year end the greed, graft and corruption with a jail sentence for you and your crew.”
A separate user went into detail about the presidents current position: “FUN FACT: Trump currently has the lowest approval rating of any president these many days into his first term at 42%.
“Trump even trails Pres Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush at the same point in their respective first terms, and both of them lost re-election.”
A fourth person wrote: “No peace, no love, no happiness as long as Donald Trump is occupying the White House.
“But thank you for the sentiment.”
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It’s not the first time this week that Melania has stirred Twitter.
On Christmas eve, the FLOTUS sent Twitter into meltdown following her post showing how the grand tree of the White House’s Blue Room is put together.
Many replied to the video with Christmas well wishes, thanking Melania for posting the video and revealing how the White House marks the festive period.
One user wrote: “That is awesome! Merry Christmas to the greatest first lady of all time.”
Several replies congratulated Melania on her conduce as first lady.
One person said: “Amen! First Lady Melania is best.”
Another wrote: Thank you Melania! We love our first family. Merry Christmas!”
The Blue Room is one of three state parlours on the first floor of the White House.
It is distinct for its unusual oval shape.
It is normally used for receptions and receiving lines, and is occasionally set for small dinners.
In 1886, President Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom in the room – the first and only marriage to ever have taken place in the Blue Room.