The 2017 Values Voter Summit is as disturbingly anti-gay as expected.

BuzzFeed editor David Mack tweeted a photo of a pamphlet that was distributed on the first day of the three-day D.C. gathering, attended by conservatives since 2006 to “preserve the bedrock values of traditional marriage, religious liberty, sanctity of life and limited government that make our nation strong.”

The pamphlet, written by MassResistance, a “pro-family activist organization that educates people to help them confront the attacks on the traditional family, children, religion, and society” that is listed as an exhibitor at the event, is titled “The Health Hazards of Homosexuality.” It’s promoting a book by the same title published by MassResistance in February that apparently includes topics like “why homosexuality is a public health issue” and “the ‘born gay’ myth.”

The president is addressing the Values Voter Summit today. Here's what they're giving guests in a swag bag: "The Hazards of Homosexuality" pic.twitter.com/eRufvSncc0 — David Mack (@davidmackau) October 13, 2017

A photo of the pamphlet and the bag in which it was handed out was also taken by Right Wing Watch’s Peter Montgomery and was sent to HuffPost by Queer Voices’ Editor-at-Large Michelangelo Signorile, both of whom are attending the summit.

Peter Montgomery

House Majority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana is set to speak at the summit, just months after a lesbian cop saved his life. Scalise was shot in the leg in June when a gunman opened fire on a Virginia baseball field where Republicans were practicing for an upcoming charity game.

President Donald Trump became the first sitting president to address the anti-LGBT event, sponsored by the Family Research Council, a group known for its anti-gay views. In his speech Friday, Trump spoke about the shooting in Las Vegas, the recent hurricanes damaging the nation and ISIS.

Donald Trump will become the first sitting U.S. president to speak at the anti-#LGBTQ Values Voters Summit #VVS17 https://t.co/U6op9een95 — HumanRightsCampaign (@HRC) October 13, 2017

Many noted the irony of his attending.

America in 2017: Thrice-married sexual predator speaks to cheering crowds at "values" summit. #ValuesVoterSummit pic.twitter.com/v7BIyKpmEY — Brian Joyce (@the_brianjoyce) October 13, 2017

A lot of talk about "draining the swamp", but in my opinion, the Christian Right in government ARE the swamp #ValuesVoterSummit — JD Harmeyer (@jdharm) October 13, 2017

Never forget...



Frank Luntz: "Have you ever asked God for forgiveness?"



Trump: [Pauses] "I'm not sure I have."#ValuesVoterSummit pic.twitter.com/AnMSLElxOo — Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) October 13, 2017