Donald Trump took a swipe at former President Barack Obama when he went on a truth social posting spree on Christmas Day.

The president-elect initially appeared to adopt a toned-down celebratory message, simply posting, “MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!” on Truth Social on Wednesday morning.

However, in the afternoon, he shared a lengthy post in which he wished “Merry Christmas to the radical left-wing lunatics,” but refused the same greeting to the “37 most violent criminals” pardoned by Joe Biden, instead telling them to “GO TO HELL.” .”

On Christmas morning, Trump posted 34 posts on his social media platform in an hour, including a meme that made fun of Obama.

The meme included a photo of the president-elect grinning at Obama during his 2017 inauguration, along with the caption: “When you see the guy who said ‘You’ll never be president’ at your inauguration.”

Trump also shared a new holiday photo with new First Lady Melania in a white, sparkly dress with the caption, “Merry Christmas 2024.”

Other posts shared by Trump on Christmas Day consisted largely of positive headlines about him and his Cabinet, including a Wall Street Journal Editorial titled “Kash Patel is the right guy for the FBI.”

He also published a series of articles in support of Pete Hegseth, his nominee for Secretary of Defense.

“All we say is: Give Pete a chance,” read a headline from the conservative news agency the Daily signal was titled.

Last year, Trump delivered a scathing Christmas message to President Joe Biden and special counsel Jack Smith, writing, “MAY YOU PERISH IN HELL. MERRY CHRISTMAS AGAIN!”

Other members of the Trump family and MAGAworld used the celebratory occasion to show their support for the president-elect and his agenda.

Donald Trump Jr. shared an AI-generated meme of Trump dressed as Santa Claus at the border with the caption: “He makes a list, he checks it twice, we’ll find out who gets deported via ICE…”

Meanwhile, Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville was mocked for claiming Trump had “brought Christmas back to America.”

The Trump supporter posted the festive message on the social media platform X on Christmas Eve. “Thanks to President Trump, Christmas is back in America,” Tuberville said.

Marjorie Taylor Greene delivered a range of messages during the holidays, ranging from the more traditional photo in front of a Christmas tree to a request to pray with her this Sunday “to end abortion in America.”

Her holiday photo in front of the Christmas tree came hot on the heels of a meme she shared titled “Number of people eligible for mass deportation.”