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Graffiti left on the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library ahead of Gov. Ron DeSantis visit to Los Angeles. Credit: MCAL News Authorities were asking the public for information related to an act of vandalism at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library before the arrival of Gov. Ron DeSantis. Employees found graffiti on one of the entrance signs of the library just before 7:30 a.m. Sunday. In black spray paint, the graffiti read “Ron DeFascist.” Police believe the vandalism took place during the night. There was no indication of any threats or other crimes, police said. “The Library employees were able to remove the graffiti ahead of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ visit later today,” police added. DeSantis is expected to deliver remarks at the library about his new book, “The Courage to Be Free: Florida’s Blueprint for America’s Revival,” which was released on Feb. 28th. He was also expected to headline a local fundraiser across the street from Disneyland. The events were part of his planned visit to California.