U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz faces hostility at town halls, blames “radical left”
Republican congresswoman Victoria Spartz faced a contentious environment at two town hall events in Westfield and Muncie. The audience booed and jeered, chanting for her to “do your job” and protests took place outside the venues. Despite the clashes, Spartz reiterated the need for conversation and common sense policies.
Spartz streamed one town hall on social media, with difficult audio due to audience interruptions. Criticisms from the crowd focused on her support for the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Spartz had decided not to caucus with fellow Republicans in order to focus on supporting DOGE.
The events come amidst a directive from House Speaker Mike Johnson urging GOP colleagues to avoid town halls due to similar clashes. Additionally, protests organized against Tesla CEO Elon Musk occurred at 200 dealership locations over the weekend. Despite the challenges, Spartz remains committed to engaging with constituents and promoting her policy initiatives.
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