Some Republicans hammered at home by constituents about DOGE, Ukraine

Some Republicans do in their hometowns as President Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s government efficiency department makes serious cutting around the federal government, both by the end of the employees by making budget cuts.

Rep. Rich McCormick, R-GA., DOGE and Trump’s mass cuts were faced in front of his components Town Hall Thursday night.

“We’re all greedy about this, you’ll listen to,” said a component McCormick.

McCormick interrupted Trump and Musk more than once while Trump and Musk tried to make an effort to renew thousands of shots in the United States.

“Only and great, when the president gives that money,” McCormick said at a point before the crowd begins to shout. “You can go and scream when you want, but I can’t understand 10 people, immediately 100 people at the same time.”

One main point of the discussion was Hundreds of employees in disease control and prevention centers, 20 kilometers from the town of Atlanta and Roswell, a meeting.

“It’s a budget account based on government control, because it’s money,” said McCormick asking for more crying.

“The conservative approach is taken in a slow and methodical way, to ensure you have done well, and that doesn’t happen,” shouted by an ingredient.

The DOGE was not the only tension issue in Georgia Congress. Some voters also brought Trump in Ukraine’s recent comments.

When asked about the claim of Trumon, McCormick said: “Ukraine wants me to win and President Trump said he wants Ukraine -” before cutting more.

Another component introduced as Virginia, and said that the war was the right after the revolutionary pastard of the past, recently, he chose a picture of himself in a crown.

“Tyranny rises in the White House, and I would like to know his king, so that you will be king of Congress and your conference to Megalomania. He said, carrying oblasting from the crowd.

“When you talk about tyranny, I remember that they have the same discussion with Republicans when they selected the Bidean,” said McCormick, shouts from Boos and the audience.

McCormick was arguably the hardest crowd this week. Scott Fitzgerald, R-WISC, R-WISC also heard of the strong objections on their components collaborating with Musk.

“How can we represent you if you don’t have a voice in Congress?” A woman asked Fitzgerald, depending on the WTMJ-TV’s Charles Benson’s video.

“The end result of already found fraud and abuse -” Fitzgerald responded disappointed before the audience shouted.

“Definitely discussing the doge around and already discussed movements, they will be examined at some point,” Fitzgerald said.

Wednesday, rep. In Mango Tracey Mann, R-Kansas, he pressed repeatedly and repeatedly drawn the line with the federal review of Musk.

“Is there Trump and Elon couldn’t do it?” asked a component. “Tell me, tell me what you should not support.”

“They have never been done in government,” Mann replied, he did not accept what he did not accept.

Rep. Nick Hasich, also R-Alaska, also his components also grasped During a virtual town hall Monday night. However due to virtual format, Barich’s team could maintain control over the town hall, although the animals received More than 2,000 comments.

“I am a constant Republican,” said an ingredient called Joel, according to Alaska public radio. “But most of Americans, many many, many, are really worried, that we are ready to encourage or remove the guards in the executive branch. And what we need from Congress and the role of balances is to play.”

“Look, congress has certain roles and responsibilities. Management also does,” he said, he stated that he is a member of the “DOGE Caucus”.

“And if the Congress or Executive Branches are left out of the limits specified, the courts take and say,” you are off border, “as the executive branch can overcome this authority to challenge the courts, And I hope many of these challenges bring to the Supreme Court. “

Another component lit this, asking a message from Livestream, “When will you tell your authority to respond to the President to Constitution?”

As a result of the pandemic, many legislators are not returned to the usual town hall media, preferred to reach a greater audience when making more control in almost melted situations.

While some voters of these town halls accept the DOGE, as well as in deep districts, those who say that they are republican voters are angry with what they are seeing.

“I am a registered republican voter, and this administration has long been left on the tracks,” said a man Telephone Town Hall Rep. Stephanie Bice, R-Okla. “All these things really worry about me.”

Randy Feenstra Randy Feenstra, R-Iowa, highlighted that some of his components were fired, and told the locals if there was any problem.

“Seven researchers were caught on cuts. We returned to work. We had to make calls. “If you have worries, come to me.”

Rep. Cliff Bentz, R-Oregon, asked how Federal Fouring were performed.

“I’m all to reduce the tax responsibility and the government, and we’ve been able to do it as a man. And it treats people with dignity and doesn’t all know how hard people work,” said a woman in their eyes.

Bentz has not responded to the note, thanking the woman and the audience and encouraging people to share thoughts or comments with their team.

On Friday morning, the White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked to grow the criticism of the public, including conservatives, including the preservatives.

“I love how media take some criticism, if you look at the public polling, 70% of Americans, according to CBS, believes that President Trump said,” Levitt said in Trump What actions did this campaign.

“It shouldn’t be a secret that this administration is committed to cutting waste, fraud and abuse.” “In this promise, the President made in this campaign. The Americans selected in that promise, and it is really giving. The Democrat ordered something in decades. He is the first president of Trump.”