GOP still warning lawmakers to avoid townhalls, but N.C. Rep. has one, and chaos ensues.

[martybegan]

Watch the 1st video...



Now watch what the MSM didn't show you...

If the veteran was named Casey, he's run for State senate AND congress as a Dem.

 

[The Duke]

Democrats on this board bragging about their sister Democrats violently disrupting free speech.

I guess that's all the have left at this point.

Might want to focus on a coherent platform, and a coherent candidate for the next election, hm?

Shh, don't give them any ideas.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Republicans should have private security throw these paid protesters out bodily. Then publish their names and addresses the next day.

 

[PeanutGallery]

Watch the 1st video...



Now watch what the MSM didn't show you...

I noticed that the people in those pictures have similar signs and pictures in the first clip. How's it organic and just angry voters when it's coordinated enough that you have all these same signs at the protest? Someone had to pay for those signs created. That's why some people question the authenticity of these protestors. I mean, remember the protest in Trump Tower? How many of those people were wearing the same shirt inside? That was bought a bulk rate and given out to people. How did the people know to show up at a certain time with a certain shirt on, and who gave them the shirts prior to going inside Trump Tower?

 

[BULLDOG]

1. Republicans setup town halls
2. Lefty orgs send rabid agitators to disrupt
3. Lefties say "the people hate you!"
4. Republicans cancel town halls due to astroturfing
5. lefties claim Republicans are "running away from the people"

Same game, played over and over.

That's the tactic all those teabaggers used.

 

[Failzero]

The Joe Biden Basement Strategy seems like a good idea for Blue State and purple state Republicans lawmakers

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I noticed that the people in those pictures have similar signs and pictures in the first clip. How's it organic and just angry voters when it's coordinated enough that you have all these same signs at the protest? Someone had to pay for those signs created. That's why some people question the authenticity of these protestors. I mean, remember the protest in Trump Tower? How many of those people were wearing the same shirt inside? That was bought a bulk rate and given out to people. How did the people know to show up at a certain time with a certain shirt on, and who gave them the shirts prior to going inside Trump Tower?

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It's hilarious that they are ignorant enough not to see how fake the professionally printed signs make them look.


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[Billiejeens]

Every real world story talks about the far left loons trashing Democrat town halls.

Especially pro Hamas people like Gipper.

 

[Billiejeens]

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It's hilarious that they are ignorant enough not to see how fake the professionally printed signs make them look.


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They only talk to each other

You're great.
No, You're great.

 

[BULLDOG]

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It's hilarious that they are ignorant enough not to see how fake the professionally printed signs make them look.


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Keep grabbing. You still might catch that straw eventually.

 

[jc456]

Most of these bootlickers in the Republican Party lack a backbone and would rather hide from their constituents, but this guy found his backbone. One has to wonder if he thinks now it was a good idea.

Trump-o-nomics is hurtling towards the abyss at a greater rate of speed than anyone thought possible. This is the danger of an autocracy, no one there to hit the brakes.




Rep. Chuck Edwards kicked off a town hall meeting in Asheville, North Carolina, to applause for being one of the few Republican lawmakers still willing to meet with constituents amid warnings from GOP leadership to bypass in-person sessions.

By the night’s end, he was pleading with the crowd for civility.

“Would you give me a chance to answer this question, and you can start yelling after?” Edwards asked, after receiving a question about President Donald Trump’s “destructive and disastrous trade war.” Within a minute, the crowd booed him once again.

Edwards was repeatedly interrupted at the Thursday meeting as he fielded questions about Trump’s foreign policy, Elon Musk’s efforts to make cuts to government agencies through the U.S. DOGE Service, and how he would “make sure North Carolina does not get taken over by dictatorship and fascism.” The reaction grew especially hostile when he voiced support for Trump administration policies, including loud boos when he said the president supported Ukraine and when he defended Musk and DOGE. DOGE stands for Department of Government Efficiency.

Edwards faced his constituents as similar gatherings hosted by congressional Republicans have grown more combative, with voters in states such as Georgia, Wisconsin and Oregon venting their anger, particularly over DOGE’s efforts to fire federal employees and cut services. Earlier this month, House Speaker Mike Johnson encouraged Republican lawmakers to move these sessions online or do them via telephone, claiming that in-person events have been overtaken by “professional protesters” who are doing it “for the cameras.”

“We don’t need to send paid protesters into your town hall meetings,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-New York) posted on social media in response. “The American people are with us.”

More than half of Americans disapprove of the way Trump is handling his job, according to Washington Post-Ipsos polling in late February, while 45 percent approve. Musk is less popular than Trump, with just 34 percent of Americans saying they approve of his handling of his role, while 49 percent disapprove and 14 percent were unsure. The polling also suggests discontent has spread beyond the Democratic base, with Americans disapproving by a 2-to-1 ratio Musk’s shutting down federal agencies that he decides are unnecessary and 63 percent of people concerned his team is gaining access to sensitive personal data.

WaPo

Hired by this guy

 

[sartre play]

Most of these bootlickers in the Republican Party lack a backbone and would rather hide from their constituents, but this guy found his backbone. One has to wonder if he thinks now it was a good idea.

Trump-o-nomics is hurtling towards the abyss at a greater rate of speed than anyone thought possible. This is the danger of an autocracy, no one there to hit the brakes.




Rep. Chuck Edwards kicked off a town hall meeting in Asheville, North Carolina, to applause for being one of the few Republican lawmakers still willing to meet with constituents amid warnings from GOP leadership to bypass in-person sessions.

By the night’s end, he was pleading with the crowd for civility.

“Would you give me a chance to answer this question, and you can start yelling after?” Edwards asked, after receiving a question about President Donald Trump’s “destructive and disastrous trade war.” Within a minute, the crowd booed him once again.

Edwards was repeatedly interrupted at the Thursday meeting as he fielded questions about Trump’s foreign policy, Elon Musk’s efforts to make cuts to government agencies through the U.S. DOGE Service, and how he would “make sure North Carolina does not get taken over by dictatorship and fascism.” The reaction grew especially hostile when he voiced support for Trump administration policies, including loud boos when he said the president supported Ukraine and when he defended Musk and DOGE. DOGE stands for Department of Government Efficiency.

Edwards faced his constituents as similar gatherings hosted by congressional Republicans have grown more combative, with voters in states such as Georgia, Wisconsin and Oregon venting their anger, particularly over DOGE’s efforts to fire federal employees and cut services. Earlier this month, House Speaker Mike Johnson encouraged Republican lawmakers to move these sessions online or do them via telephone, claiming that in-person events have been overtaken by “professional protesters” who are doing it “for the cameras.”

“We don’t need to send paid protesters into your town hall meetings,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-New York) posted on social media in response. “The American people are with us.”

More than half of Americans disapprove of the way Trump is handling his job, according to Washington Post-Ipsos polling in late February, while 45 percent approve. Musk is less popular than Trump, with just 34 percent of Americans saying they approve of his handling of his role, while 49 percent disapprove and 14 percent were unsure. The polling also suggests discontent has spread beyond the Democratic base, with Americans disapproving by a 2-to-1 ratio Musk’s shutting down federal agencies that he decides are unnecessary and 63 percent of people concerned his team is gaining access to sensitive personal data.

WaPo

EVERY ONE needs to calm down.