Donald Trump thinks it's time for republican legislators to stop playing with the town hall disruptors.
The president told Republican legislators to take a more severe position against the “infiltrators” after the Republican representative Mike Lawler in Rockland County, New York, quickly left the rails on Sunday evening.
“Left radical democrats pay a fortune so that people infiltrated the town halls of members of the Congress / Women and Republican Senators,” wrote Trump on Social truth. “These great patriotic politicians should not treat them well. Make them immediately ejected from the room – they are disruptors and troublemakers. ”
As soon as Lawler went on stage at his town hall, the packaged auditorium broke out in a mixture of cheers and mockery, leaving the member of the Congress other choice than to remain in silence until the crowd settles.
The first major confrontation of the night was above the commitment of allegiance, according to The New York Times. The member of the Congress, which is also a regular CNN Panelist, has met with groans when he asked the crowd to recite commitment.
“Please tell me that you don't oppose the allegiance commitment,” he said.
The public quickly set up, although their recitation would have been dotted with cries of “authoritarian” and “support the Constitution!”
During the next two hours, Lawler voters have grilled it over everything, from Medicaid cuts to the devastating prices of Trump.
“None of this helps us,” said a participant about the Trump administration policies. “We are injured. We, in the community, are injured by this. What do you do for you opposition to this administration? ”
“My record talks about itself,” started saying Lawler, but he quickly drowned by heckling the crowd.
“If you want me to answer the questions, let the question be asked, then listen to the answer. If you are just going to shout, then the time will work fairly quickly,” said Lawler, embarking on an answer that blamed inflation to the Biden administration.
Similar scenes have shaken the town hall throughout the country since Trump took office.
Last week, the Florida representative. Byron DonaldsA Maga star, faced angry hoots in his town hall.
Even the Democrats were not spared. Earlier this month, rep. Laura Friedman was faced with a rowdy group of voters who were not satisfied with his efforts to resist the policies of the Trump administration.
“You must allow your audience to know what you face, otherwise they will think that they are republicans and that there are dissensions in the party,” said Trump in his social article of truth. “There is not, there is only love and unity. The Republicans are satisfied with what is happening in our country. We all love America! ”
