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The House of Representatives is the political front line. One of the ways to understand how a new president and a new administration are in the minds of the voters is to monitor how the members of the president’s party in the chamber manage their interactions with the voters.
On this front, things go bad for the Republicans.
NBC News reported:
The House Republicans get bored and be wary of the town hall meetings in person after a number of legislators have faced crowds from the angry city of the Trump administration to reduce government programs and the endowment.
Party leaders suggest that if legislators feel the need to organize such events, they make television rooms or at least veterinary participants to avoid scenes that become viral clips, according to GOP sources.
Aid by the GOP said that the Republican leaders of the Chamber urged the legislators to stop committing completely.
If they feel the “need” to interact with voters?
These people are representatives. Their work consists in interacting with their voters and representing them.
Instead, the House Republicans are informed to hide, because only bad things can happen at the moment if they are interacting with people who will determine their fate next year.
The wheels fell completely and the Republicans have not even been in charge of the room and the Senate for two months.
Trump’s policies are so unpopular that they have hidden the Republicans of the Chamber.
Any political party that hides voters is intended to lose the next elections.
Voters want Republicans to deal with inflation and high prices. Instead, they allow Trump and Musk to destroy the federal government and dismiss veterans.
It is a complete disaster. As long as inflation and costs remain high, there is nowhere for Trump and the Republicans to hide who will be politically safe.
Voters are angry and will eliminate their anger against the Républicains de la Chambre.
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