Easter At The Trump White House Is Very Different From Joe Biden's 

President Donald Trump's return to the White House has also meant the return of honoring and celebrating Holy Week, along with Easter.

Needless to say, Easter at the Trump White House is a whole lot different from Joe Biden's.

"Joe Biden made Easter last year a bigger deal about transgender day of visibility, than he made about Easter" said Terry Schilling, president of the American Principles Project.

If you recall, it was last year that Joe Biden turned Good Friday into a bad one, when he issued the proclamation for the 'Transgender Day of Visibility' on the same day as Easter Sunday.

"President Trump is returning America back to it's Judeo-Christian roots" Schilling told KTRH, "It couldn't have come soon enough."

As noted by evangelist Franklin Graham, what a contrast to Easter last year.

"President Trump is reforming our country, he's bringing us back to God. It's absolutely beautiful to see" noted Schilling, "I think American's can expect to see a much bigger and continual return to normalcy, decency, and goodness. And ultimately, Judeo-Christian values."

A full week of 'Holy Week' events at the White House will conclude with an Easter Sunday service.