'We the People' is the White House's theme for the holidays

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Drawing decorating inspiration from America's founding documents, Jill Biden chose a “We the People” theme to deck the White House halls and to remind Americans of what unites them throughout the year, especially during the holidays.

Published 2 months ago · Washington, United States

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USA Today

White House unveils holiday decorations

"We the People" at heart of 2022 White House holiday decorations. (Nov. 28)

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Associated Press News

'We the People' at heart of White House holiday decorations

The White House says first lady Jill Biden has drawn inspiration from the nation's founding documents to decorate for the holidays. The first lady's theme is “We the People." The

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abc News

First lady Jill Biden unveils 2022 White House holiday theme and decorations

First lady Jill Biden unveiled this year's White House holiday theme and seasonal decor on Monday.

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CNN

First lady Jill Biden chooses 'We the People' as theme for White House holiday decorations

First lady Jill Biden has chosen "We the People" as the theme for the seasonal White House holiday decorations, according to a release from the East Wing.

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Washington Times

First lady Jill Biden unveils White House holiday decor and theme: ‘We the People’

First lady Jill Biden revealed the White House holiday decor on Monday featuring 77 Christmas trees, mirrored ornaments and reflective surfaces to underscore the theme: "We the People."

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The Washington Post

Jill Biden’s holiday decorations strike a homier note than Melania Trump’s

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