Donald Trump and the first lady: the Christmas miracle was the COVID-19 vaccine
The president of the United States Donald Trump and his wife, the first lady Melania Trump published a Christmas message on their Twitter account this Thursday, where they highlighted that the real gift of this Christmas was the vaccine against COVID-19.
In the video they also thanked the scientists and researchers who have worked tirelessly to make such progress possible.
“We have delivered millions of doses of a safe and effective vaccine that will soon end this terrible pandemic and save millions and millions of lives. We are grateful for all the scientists, researchers, manufacturing workers and service members who have worked tirelessly to make this progress possible, it is truly a Christmas miracle, ”Trump said.
#24Dic Este es el mensaje de navidad del presidente de #EEUU Donald Trump y de su esposa Melania Trump. "¡Que el amor que compartimos con nuestra familia y amigos llene nuestros corazones de paz y alegría!", dijo la Primera Dama. #TVV #TVVNoticias pic.twitter.com/2n7vKPqXTH
— TVV Noticias (@TVVnoticias) December 24, 2020
In the video, which lasts about two minutes, the presidential couple highlighted the work of medical and police personnel who have worked tirelessly to keep the American nation safe from this health crisis, which continues to create havoc throughout the world. world.
“The teachers have worked extraordinarily hard to keep our children learning. Students have delivered groceries to elderly neighbors, communities have found new ways to stay connected to each other, brave first responders, doctors and nurses have given their all to save lives, and brilliant scientists have developed treatments and vaccines, ”he said. The First Lady.
These would be the last Christmas holidays for the Trumps as tenants of the White House, after four years of a presidential term that is about to end.
President-elect Joe Biden and his wife: Many people are facing the loss of a loved one this Christmas
United States President-elect Joe Biden and his wife Jill also sent a message of appreciation to the nation, expressing their gratitude to front-line staff, doctors, nurses and essential workers for the difficult year they have faced. .
“Many of our fellow Americans are struggling to find employment, to put food on the table, to pay their rent or their mortgages. This reminds us that we are in this world to take care of each other, to give what we can and to be a source of help and hope, ”said Biden.
For her part, Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris, expressed her Christmas wishes to the entire nation and said that, although this is a "smaller" Christmas, because of the distance and for all those who have lost a loved one Because of the pandemic, the hope of this time can never be lost.
From our family to yours, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. pic.twitter.com/NzVEFFfrG1
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) December 25, 2020
“We celebrate the hope of this moment and the spirit of knowing the power we have to leave the world better than we found it,” Harris said.
Both couples will arrive at the White House to lead the United States on January 20, 2021, in a transfer of command in which it is still unknown if the outgoing president, Donald Trump, will be present as is tradition.
