Nebraska: Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts’s public announcement on Christmas is celebrating the birth of Jesus and thanking God the Father who gave His Son. The governor’s announcement states that the birth and death of Jesus is a source of hope and inspiration to many throughout the year, and a reminder to return what we have received by family and friends.
It is interesting to note that he delivered the Christmas message similar to the official order document. Christmas is a time when family and friends celebrate the joy of the birth of Jesus Christ, and those who cannot celebrate Christmas with their family members on behalf of the nation will remember and pray for their safe return.
Pete Rickett’s Christmas greeting is different from what is specifically stated to be the signing of the proclamation paper, “Christmas Year 2019”. Atheists, meanwhile, have questioned the governor’s strong Christian stance. Pete Rickett, who was elected Nebraska’s 40th governor, is also a man who openly denounces homosexuality and abortion.
