House Republicans are beginning to face rowdy town halls as they try to sell President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending law.
Rep. Bryan Steil of Wisconsin had a hostile crowd Thursday night, with jeers and boos from the audience, according to local media reports. Democratic organizers in particular spoke out against Steil. Attendees pressed him on topics spanning from Trump’s tariffs to immigration.
“It’s completely fine that we disagree,” Steil said, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and urged attendees to “help us engage in a more productive dialogue.”
NRCC Chair Richard Hudson discouraged GOP members from holding in-person…
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