Overview
- Three protesters were arrested at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s town hall in Acworth, Georgia, with two requiring tasers during their removal by police.
- The Acworth Police Department stated that officers were physically resisted and harmed while attempting to remove disruptive individuals from the event.
- Greene pre-screened attendees and questions to maintain order, and the majority of the 150-person audience expressed support for her and Trump’s agenda.
- The congresswoman dismissed hostile questions, criticized protesters as 'out of line,' and commended police for their actions during the tense event.
- Despite GOP leadership urging members to avoid in-person town halls due to rising tensions, Greene indicated she plans to continue holding such events.