The article reports on the advice given by National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Richard Hudson for GOP lawmakers to steer clear of in-person town halls, attributing increased protests to Democratic activists. Following President Trump's statement about 'paid troublemakers' disrupting GOP events, Hudson's warning highlights growing tensions and clashes between constituents and Republican representatives at various town halls across the country. Several GOP members, including Rep. Lauren Boebert, have reported harassment and backlash. Hudson suggests that virtual town halls might be a safer and more effective means of interaction going forward.
National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Richard Hudson warned congressional lawmakers to avoid in-person town halls, predicting that protests targeting Republicans will escalate.
President Trump accused 'paid troublemakers' and Democrats of manufacturing discontent at GOP events, claiming their tactics will be unsuccessful, similar to a previous perceived electoral victory.
Rep. Lauren Boebert highlighted the extreme backlash from constituents, revealing that protestors had even targeted her home, causing distress to her family.
Hudson recommended transitioning to virtual town halls to prevent confrontations and allow Republican members to better engage with constituents efficiently.
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