Republicans Stick to Script Amid Tense Town Halls
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Republican lawmakers are facing pressure to defend the "One Big Beautiful Bill" during town halls. The NRCC advised Republicans to focus on positive aspects of the bill, such as tax cuts and work requirements for Medicaid, and avoid in-person events. While many Republicans are limiting their public appearances, those who did hold town halls mostly adhered to the NRCC's messaging, often deflecting criticism regarding healthcare cuts and tax benefits for the wealthy. Constituents expressed concerns over healthcare, immigration, and taxes, but representatives emphasized the bill's positive aspects.
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