Governor DeSantis of Florida expressed his disapproval of a Pride Month event held at the White House. His criticism began with the sight of the pride flag flying prominently alongside the American flag. DeSantis deemed this inappropriate and believed that the transgender flag should not take precedence over the American flag. His comments received a standing ovation from the audience.

In addition to the flag controversy, DeSantis also took issue with the behavior of some attendees at the event. He expressed his outrage over topless trans activists who were present, deeming their conduct inappropriate. Even the White House agreed that their behavior crossed a line. DeSantis cleverly pointed out that if such behavior is considered inappropriate at the White House, it should also be deemed inappropriate in a second-grader’s classroom.

DeSantis also faced backlash for signing a parental rights law that critics dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. However, he defended his decision, arguing that the law aimed to ensure age-appropriate discussions surrounding sexual orientation and gender identity in classrooms.

In response to the controversy, GOP Senator Roger Marshall introduced a bill that seeks to display only the United States flag at federal buildings, with a few exceptions. This proposed legislation aims to address the concerns raised by DeSantis and others.

The White House acknowledged the inappropriate behavior of the topless transgender activists at the event. Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre labeled their actions as unacceptable, stating that such conduct was not typical during this administration. She assured the public that those individuals would not be invited to future events.

The article concludes by asking readers to share their opinions on whether DeSantis was justified in criticizing the White House or if it was all a misunderstanding. They invite readers to provide their perspectives in the comments section.