Mardi Gras revelers suggest what President Biden should give up for Lent
Lent starts Wednesday — here's what Americans think President Biden should give up
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}As Lent begins, some Mardi Gras partygoers in the Big Easy shared ideas for what President Biden could sacrifice for the 40-day observance.
"His presidency," one woman visiting from Virginia said.
Kelly, a local, said there were "too many things to mention," when asked what the president should give up.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}One woman dressed as a bottle of Fireball for Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans said she'd like to give up "work" for Lent. (Hannah Ray Lambert/Fox News Digital)
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But most in New Orleans during the iconic holiday preferred to focus on partying over politics. And many were sure of one thing they aren't sacrificing this year: alcohol.
"I gave up drinking one year for Lent and I didn't look better, I didn't feel better, I didn't sleep better," Sally told Fox News Digital on Tuesday. "I'm over it."
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"I'm giving up beer for bourbon," quipped one man who was dressed as a bottle of Buffalo Trace.
Others in New Orleans said they plan to give up soda, sweets or meat for the religious observance celebrated by Christians around the world.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Many participating in Mardi Gras festivities told Fox News Digital they wouldn't be giving up alcohol for Lent. (Hannah Ray Lambert/Fox News Digital)
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Laura said rather than making a sacrifice for Lent, she likes to do something extra.
"So instead of giving something up, it's like, what can I do today for somebody else?" she said.
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