Penn Live: White House Christmas decorations: Red trees may symbolize valor, but spur ridicule White House Christmas decorations: Red trees may symbolize valor, but spur ridicule Red is a Christmas color. So why did Twitter and other social media platforms erupt when First Lady Melania Trump unveiled this year’s White House Christmas trees including 45 that are ruby red? Inside Edition: Melania Trump's Blood-Red Christmas Trees at White House Set Internet on Fire Melania Trump's Blood-Red Christmas Trees at White House Set Internet on Fire The Cincinnati Enquirer: Amelia florist who helped with White House red trees: Social media response is 'horrible' Amelia florist who helped with White House red trees: Social media response is 'horrible' With Melania standing stoically by his side, the president referenced the first lady's controversial decisions to install white and red Christmas trees in the White House during his first term JIM ...

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The Washington Post: Think Melania’s red forest is kooky? Consider the Christmas tree once hidden in a White House closet. President Benjamin Harrison is credited with starting the tradition of having a Christmas tree inside the White House in 1889 when he set up a tree for his grandchildren. The tree glowed with wax ...

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Think Melania’s red forest is kooky? Consider the Christmas tree once hidden in a White House closet.