Americans prefer the traditional “Merry Christmas” greeting to the non-specific “Happy Holidays” by a wide margin, according to a Knights of Columbus-Marist Poll.
Nearly two-thirds of adults nationally – 64% – think people should say, “Merry Christmas,” while less than one-third – 31% – believe the appropriate greeting is “Happy Holidays.” Four percent are unsure.
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