Granted, the U.S. Capitol and the White House are not synonymous. However, one could consider Mao’s gov’t both a “Party” and a “Movement”! Regardless of whether painting that brush stroke is accurate, I feel that displaying the flag of the People’s Republic of China on the White House lawn is totally inappropriate. Why would there be an anniversary party for the PRC’s founding allowed on property that is so clearly a symbol of our own country’s founding? I submit that it is disrespectful to display a flag of any nation on US gov’t properties, except on the occasion of a foreign head of state being present, and then only when the US flag is elevated above the flag of the visiting nation. Call me “old-fashioned”, but we cannot allow the lines of sovereignty to be blurred.