House Republicans advised to avoid in-person town halls amid protests
- Republican leaders are advising lawmakers to avoid in-person town halls due to disruptions from protesters, stating these events have become ineffective in communicating their message to voters.
- Republican leaders claim that technology can provide better alternatives to traditional town halls, while House Speaker Mike Johnson emphasizes smaller, controlled gatherings over open forums.
- GOP leaders blame recent disruptions on organized activist groups, despite some uncertainty regarding the claims of paid protesters.
- Commentators warn that avoiding town halls could create an impression of fear among voters, stressing the importance of personal interactions and accountability in democracy.
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