Representatives are not required to display flags. If they do, they must abide by posted Senate rules/policy which states only three flag options (US, State and POW), how to display, and when to remove them (end of duty day).

And why should they be restricted to those three? If a member of Congress wants to hang their own noose by throwing a Nazi flag out there, why stop them?

Congressional representatives voted for those rules of proper display on government property and it's been this way for some time. Heck, pledges have had flag details since the 1800s. Outside of standard government issue, I don't believe representatives should be politicizing and polarizing things like transgender organizations. Their lack of legislative work in this congress is damning enough.

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And why should they be restricted to those three? If a member of Congress wants to hang their own noose by throwing a Nazi flag out there, why stop them?

This isn't Nam, Bender. There are rules man.

So you're telling me there aren't Charlie up in the trees?

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