It 's a p.c. world. No, not personal computers. I mean a world of political correctness. But a new poll shows more Americans prefer using the greeting "Merry Christmas" over "Happy Holidays" compared to last year. The new Rasmussen report showed Merry Christmas was the preferred greeting by 72-22%. It was 68-25% last year. Which one do you prefer?
And, in case you wondered, more Republicans and Independents prefer Merry Christmas, while fewer Democrats like that choice (but the majority of Dems still like it over Happy Holidays).
What do more people prefer Merry Christmas this year? Beats me. What do you think?
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Our country was founded on Christianity. It's not PC, but who cares. Say MERRY CHRISTMAS!
I celebrate Christmas, just because, but I always say Happy Holidays, just so I don't offend anyone...working in customer service, it's a necessity.
Like most Rass polls this one asks the wrong question, with little or no context. Is it Xmas day or Xmas eve? I'd it is then I'll likely say Merry Xmas. If it is a week or two before Xmas why in Jeebus's name would I say Merry Xmas? Can't we just be Christlike and enjoy the entire holiday season from Tday - new years with pundits and Jesus warriors trying to divide us?
Hey Anonymous,
Since you use X instead of Christ in Christmas and you call Jesus "Jeebus", I guess you aren't into religion much?
Lee, I agree with both of your posts!
Wrong answer Lee. I used X because I was uploading from a mobile browser. I used Jeebus because I don't use the lord's name in vane.
Keep soldiering on in the imaginary 'war against Christmas' - it's very Christlike of the two of you
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Happy Holidays folks, I Gotta run, the wife wants me to help her decorate the Jesus tree.
I've never tried to be politically correct, so Merry Christmas Dave.
Please !!! don`t let congress vote on it Always has been always will be MERRY CHRISTMAS, not with an X
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Awesome. It is amazing how some people come up with cool ideas.
Wish You a Very Happy Mary Christmas.
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