'Laziest Man In The World': Trump Ripped Over 'Pathetic' Complaint About Holidays
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The president's critics were standing by with a reality check.
President Donald Trump is getting called out on social media after a Juneteenth post in which he railed against the number of holidays in the United States, insisted that workers don’t like the days off either, and demanded a “change.”
Trump wrote on his Truth Social website:
The president didn’t mention Juneteenth in his post, but it came as millions of Americans marked the day, which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.
The White House held no public celebration.
Trump, ironically, not only marked Juneteenth during his previous term in office but also campaigned on making it a federal holiday, although that didn’t happen until Congress passed a bill in 2021, which was signed into law by then-President Joe Biden.
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