North Carolina GOP Town Hall Erupts in Chaos as Constituents Confront Rep. Chuck Edwards
A veteran's fiery outburst and widespread criticism of Trump administration policies highlight growing tensions at Republican town halls.
- Rep. Chuck Edwards faced intense backlash during a town hall in Asheville, North Carolina, with constituents voicing anger over his support for Trump administration policies.
- A veteran was escorted out after a profanity-laden tirade accusing Edwards of lying and disregarding veterans' rights, drawing cheers from the crowd.
- The event saw over 300 attendees inside and more than a thousand outside, many protesting issues like federal job cuts, healthcare, and U.S. support for Ukraine.
- Edwards defended his positions, including backing Trump's trade policies and budget resolutions, but was met with boos and jeers throughout the event.
- The incident reflects a broader trend of contentious Republican town halls, with some GOP leaders advising against in-person events due to escalating tensions.