US EditionIn New York, a GOP congressman is shelled with questions about Trump during raucous town hall
- U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler held a raucous town hall on Sunday night in his suburban New York swing district where voters questioned him about Donald Trump's agenda.
- Lawler called the event to engage voters but faced criticism amid party concerns over viral backlash and Republicans avoiding home districts after Trump's early presidency months.
- The nearly two-hour event featured attendees chanting and jeering, notably when Lawler mentioned Robert F. Kennedy Jr., leading to law enforcement removing a woman amid chaotic boos.
- Lawler said, "This is what democracy looks like," acknowledged mixed reception, and noted his appreciation for attendees despite some dissatisfaction with his answers.
- The event highlighted challenges for Lawler, a moderate who won a second term and plans more town halls, as he navigates voter frustration and speculation about a gubernatorial run.
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Town Hall Crowd Erupts In Jeering Chants After GOP Rep. Has Older Woman Dragged Out
New York Republican Representative Mike Lawler has angered his own constituents after he had a woman dragged out of his town hall for pressing him on his loyalty to President Donald Trump. Emily Feiner, whose Bluesky profile describes her as a Jewish retired social worker and mother of two, later shared that she "was certainly no threat" and that she "asked my congressperson what his red line was to finally, vocally oppose the lawless administr…
Congressman Burchett shares insights on political landscape and challenges in advancing Trump’s agenda
Tennessee Congressman Tim Burchett discusses the latest political maneuverings behind the scenes in Washington. Congressman Burchett shares insights on the current political landscape, the importance of American interests abroad, and the challenges faced by Congress in promoting President Trump's agenda.
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Cops haul multiple people out of disastrous Mike Lawler town hall in NY
Multiple people were removed from Rep. Mike Lawler’s town hall in Westchester County, north of New York City, during the chaotic meeting on Sunday night. Lawler, a self-styled moderate Republican and potential candidate for governor, spoke to about 600 constituents in Somers. It was the second in a planned series of town halls hosted by the Republican representative for New York’s 17th District. Audience members react to U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler, R…
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