Pennsylvania state representative Eric Davanzo says he is ordered off the floor of the state House after wearing a red, white and blue, American flag-themed suit jacket ahead of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Multiple outlets report that Davanzo, a Republican, attributes the action to Democrats, describing it as an ejection related to the “patriotic” clothing worn in the lead-up to the July Fourth holiday. The incident is portrayed as a partisan dispute in Harrisburg, where lawmakers were preparing for the week’s holiday events. Davanzo says he was removed for the appearance of the jacket, which he framed as a celebration of “America 250.” Other reporting similarly describes the suit’s patriotic theme and the timing just days before Independence Day. The accounts agree on the basic facts of who was involved, the nature of the attire, and that Davanzo claims Democrats took him off the House floor; they differ mainly in framing details and emphasis. The reports do not provide a cited explanation from House leadership for the removal beyond the clothing-related grounds described by Davanzo.