According to the findings, evangelicals, on average, strongly favor “merry Christmas” and seculars prefer “happy holidays” or “season’s greetings.” But the war on Christmas is not ...

Unsurprisingly, it is the so-called Bible Belt states that overwhelmingly prefer “Merry Christmas,” while highly populated coastal blue states are wont to say “Happy Holidays.” Georgia ...

Whether or not there is a “War on Christmas” in the United States, as some commentators believe, there’s plenty of discussion about the topic.In Texas earlier this week, for instance, a state ...

In many cities won by Democrats, “Happy Holidays” is said more frequently, though it is still generally said less than “Merry Christmas.” On average, 86 percent of holiday greeting tweets ...

Merry Christmas vs. Happy Holidays, Round 2,016. The perennial debate gets a new coat of cheer from Donald Trump. By Andrew McGill. Pawel Kopczynski/Reuters. December 20, 2016. Share. Save.

Holiday shoppers, as they have for several years, would prefer to be greeted with signs reading “Merry Christmas” rather than “Happy Holidays” this season.The latest Rasmussen Reports ...

Christmas is a sacred holiday of faith, says Bea Hines. Just like you say Happy Hanukkah to people of the Jewish faith, Merry Christmas is what to say to Christians, she says.