White House Shares Humorous Valentine’s Day Cards

On Friday, the White House took to social media to unveil a set of playful Valentine’s Day cards, showcasing some of the most meme-worthy moments from President Trump’s second term.

One card presents the message, “You captured my heart,” paired with an image of Nicolás Maduro being blindfolded and shackled as he is flown out of Venezuela following Operation Absolute Solution.

Another features a widely circulated photo of Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) appearing to enjoy margaritas with Kilmer Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 member, adorned with a heart and the line, “My love for you is as strong as the Democratic Party’s love for illegal aliens.”

Continuing the theme, the card adds, “I would fly 1,537 miles just to have a drink with you!”

Another card shows President Trump holding a newly signed executive order labeled “Executive Order 4547…UR My Valentine.”

The White House also pokes fun at Trump’s controversial interest in acquiring Greenland, highlighted with a card that says, “It’s time to clarify our situation,” surrounded by a heart representing an arctic island.

Additionally, a card features a sombrero used to mock Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries during last year’s lengthy government shutdown, humorously titled “My Ex.” That playful jab isn’t quite over yet.

Trump’s trademark “Truth” sign-off, “Thank you for your attention to this issue,” appears on another card, complete with an arrow directing attention to the words “My Heart.”

Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s extensive duties, often a source of memes, also made it onto a card. It reads, “Don’t make me work for your love,” reflecting the various roles he has taken on during Trump’s presidency.

Reports suggest these light-hearted jabs were largely crafted by Trump himself, alongside deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino and deputy communications director Kaylan Dole.