‘Memer of Congress’ Rep. Mike Collins trolls Hunter Biden with Christmas display: ‘Let it snow’

No member of Congress is safe from Rep. Mike Collins’ social media barbs — and the first family is not immune from a jab at their expense, either.

The 56-year-old first-term Republican, who has become notorious for posting memes to his X account in response to current events, is welcoming in the Christmas season with Hunter Biden-themed decorations — including a stocking for President Biden’s long-unacknowledged seventh grandchild.

“With the way crime is in DC, I just hope nobody steals these decorations!” Collins (R-Ga.) told The Post Thursday.

Visitors to Collins’ outpost of Christmas cheer in the Longworth House Office Building are greeted by a life-sized cutout of first son Hunter Biden along with a sign saying “Let It Snow,” a less-than subtle reference to the 53-year-old’s former drug habit.

The elaborate decorations also feature a stocking for Hunter’s out-of-wedlock daughter Navy Joan Roberts, which was notoriously absent from the White House holiday display in each of the past two years.

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This year, the White House opted to forgo hanging stockings from the fireplace mantel in the State Dining Room completely, with a spokesperson claiming the tradition would be observed at Camp David.

Nestled under a Christmas tree outside Collins’ office are presents bearing gift tags that jab at the elder Biden, including one that says, “To Quid Pro Joe From Xi,” a reference to Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Another gift tag two of Biden’s email aliases, “Robert L. Peters” and “Robin Ware.”

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“When we got our room assignment, we didn’t realize that we were signing up on the second floor [of Longworth], where there’s always the big Christmas decoration competition,” Collins explained to Fox News, which first reported on the display.

“When we do something, we’re in it to win it.”