Former President Donald Trump has launched a scathing critique against President Joe Biden, denouncing his decision to overshadow Easter celebrations with a recognition of Transgender Day of Visibility. Trump’s press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, lambasted the move, labeling it as “appalling and insulting” and characterizing it as part of the Biden Administration’s ongoing attack on Christianity.

The White House’s decision to elevate Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter Sunday has ignited a firestorm of controversy, drawing condemnation from conservatives and sparking concerns about religious freedom. Notably, Biden’s proclamation appeared to directly confront Republicans, with the president accusing them of promoting “hateful laws” targeting transgender individuals.

However, the backlash against Biden’s move was swift and widespread. Former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy questioned the timing of the decision, while Republican lawmakers such as House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senator Tom Cotton criticized Biden for disregarding the significance of Easter.

Senator Tommy Tuberville went a step further, branding the Democrats as “a Satanic cult” in response to the decision. Similarly, Republican Senate candidate Jim Banks labeled it as an “absolute disgrace,” emphasizing the disrespect shown towards Christians.

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene echoed these sentiments, accusing Biden of mocking faith and suggesting that he was not truly in control of the White House. The exchange escalated as the White House defended Biden’s actions, citing his Christian faith and commitment to unity.

Despite the White House’s attempts to quell the controversy, the decision has cast a shadow over the upcoming Easter Egg Roll tradition. The event, dating back to 1877, has faced additional scrutiny this year as the White House banned religious imagery from submissions by children of military families participating in the event.

This move has further fueled accusations of an “attack on Christianity,” with critics arguing that it undermines the spirit of Easter and restricts freedom of expression. While the White House maintains that the rule against religious imagery has long been in place, the controversy surrounding this year’s Easter Egg Roll event continues to escalate, underscoring the ongoing tensions between religious freedom and political correctness.