House Republicans Defend Town Halls

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GOP lawmakers booed at town halls defend hosting events despite advice from leaders

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Republicans who faced hostile crowds at town halls in their districts defended their decision to hold the events.

Rep. Chuck Edwards said he went toe-to-toe with the "progressive left, all 12 rounds" Rep. Mike Flood (R- Neb. ) faced boos and a swarm of protesters who were angry about his support for President Trump .

House Republican leaders had warned members earlier this month that coordinated activists and protesters would derail town halls.

The Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee launched an effort to host “ People’s Town Halls ” in competitive districts with Republican lawmakers.

The decision to host a town hall is up to each member and how they think they can most effectively represent their district.

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