Voters have hooked Republican MP Ashley Hinson in a town hall in her Iowa district on Wednesday when she congratulated Donald Trump’s tax and expenditure plan and spoke approving of “government efficiency” (DOGE) to reduce the federal government.
It was the latest example of a republican legislator taken care of during a public event for their support for Trump policies, and came a few days after Hinson voted for the The only big nice bill When he passed the House of Representatives. The large -scale bill will extend the tax reductions promulgated during Trump’s first mandate, will create new deductions for tips, overtime and car loan interest and finance mass deportations, while reducing the federal social security net programs.
Hinson pulled a choir of hoots when she told the public in the city of Decorah that she was “proud” to have voted for the bill. “It’s your time,” she said at the time. A similar explosion occurred by the public to Doge’s mention, which Hinson said she had received positive comments during an event elsewhere.
The crowd collapsed in acclamations when a constituent who identified himself as Steve Peterson referred to the acceptance of Trump of A jet of Qatar And Promotion of his own same And asked Hinson: “Could you help me understand why you are silent about this corruption?”
“I think it is really unfair to suggest that I like to see Corruption in Washington DC. I reject this premise with all my heart. I answer your questions here because I care about transparency,” replied Hinson, who added that the jet had been acquired from Qatar “ethically”.
Elected for the first time in 2020, the northeast district of Hinson’s Iowa leaning towards the GOP, but was represented by the Democrats in the past. At least one participant in his town hall identified himself as a democrat, and the county party noted that Hinson would organize events in the district on Wednesday.
Similar scenes have played in the town hall held by the republican legislators of Iowa and elsewhere. The longtime senator from the Chuck Grassley state was grilled last month by voters on his support for Trump’s last online immigration policies, while in Georgia, the police used a paralyzing gun on two people During a town hall run by Marjorie Taylor Greene, a fervent supporter of Trump.
Democrats hope that public dissatisfaction is a sign that voters are ready to bring them back to the majority of the chamber next year, and the president of the National Committee of the Republican Congress, which coordinates the campaigns of the Chamber, would have advised the legislators to stop holding the town halls.
Hinson was not the only one to deal with questions about his support for Trump’s great bill, who adopted the Chamber of accuracy and awaits consideration by the Senate Republicans.
On Tuesday, Mike Flood, a member of the Republican Congress, faced a noisy crowd at his town hall in Seward, Nebraska, and admitted that he did not know that the bill contained a language which could prevent federal judges from enforcing the injunctions or non-restricting orders, several of which were issued against Trump’s administration policies.
“I will not hide the truth. This provision was unknown to me when I voted for this bill,” said Flood, who added that he had expressed his disapproval of the senators.
