For her last Christmas as First Lady, Jill Biden decorated the White House to look like a circus.

Many say the "circus" symbolism is appropriate as the Biden family prepares to leave D.C. in disgrace, following Joe Biden's corrupt pardon of his son Hunter.

The Biden circus

The Biden family pledged to restore "decency" to the White House, but many would say they turned it into a corrupt, degenerate freak show.

During their four years in power, the family regularly promoted gender-confused men to high positions and touted fake holidays like "transgender day of visibility" as Biden betrayed his Catholic faith to celebrate abortion, granting the Presidential Medal of Freedom to a member of Planned Parenthood on his way out the door.

The Biden family's so-called decency was exposed as a fraud during Hunter's trial on gun charges, which highlighted his drug binges and his twisted affair with his widowed sister-in-law.

Another motif of the Biden years has been "Doctor" Jill Biden's aggressively tasteless White House decorations. While her final Christmas theme was "peace and light," many saw more meaning in garish decorations like a Christmas tree strangely encased in a carousel and multi-colored ribbons framing the doors like a circus tent.

"White House Christmas decorations are Circus themed. How fitting," Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) wrote on X.

"The honor of our lives"

After once again proving that money can't buy class, Jill Biden gave a shockingly blunt defense of the cynical pardon of her stepson, which had been announced hours earlier by her husband.

"Of course I support the pardon of my son," she said.

The pardon controversy clashed jarringly with a sentimental Christmas message from the Bidens, who called serving in the White House "the honor of our lives" after unveiling Dr. Jill's tacky decorations.

"Our hope is for the Nation to be blessed with the peace and light of the holiday season," the Bidens wrote.

The schmaltzy note continued: "At the holidays, Americans come together every year in fellowship and faith, reminding us that we are stronger as a community than we are apart. The strength of our country, and the soul of our Nation, come from you."

Some reports suggest that Jill Biden was the main person lobbying for the pardon, despite the maudlin media portrayal of Joe Biden as a loving father who made a tough decision.

The sweeping scope of the 10-year pardon covers the start of Hunter Biden's notorious dealings with Ukrainian company Burisma Holdings, which overlapped with his father's diplomatic work as vice president.