Matt McDermott is a Democrat pollster and his own words pusher of ‘propaganda’. I think this qualifies:

What Matt McDermott apparently doesn’t understand is that Christians say this each year, welcoming the new King, Jesus. What it reveals is not that RNC is trying to pitch Trump as King, but that McDermott and other Democrats don’t understand this simple concept.

When you seek to be a ‘propagandist’ as McDermott describes himself, you really have to know the people you are pitching too. He clearly doesn’t.

Just one more example of why they failed.

Update:

Matt McDermott wasn’t the only Democrat to jump on the bash Trump for Christmas campaign:

The response to the statement was swift. Jonathan Chait, a liberal writer for New York magazine, said, “The distinction between a president and a king is not trivial.” Kyle Griffin, a producer for MSNBC’s “The Last Word,” tweeted, “No joke—This line is actually in the RNC’s Christmas message.” And Politico reporter Glenn Thrush quoted the statement and wrote “#KEOTUS,” meaning “King-elect of the United States.”

BuzzFeed asked [Sean] Spicer if the RNC made an intentional comparison between Trump and Jesus, and he responded, “I hope you are kidding. Christ is the King in the Christian faith. To ask this on Christmas is frankly offensive.”