Overview
- More than 100 people filled the Harrisburg Lions Club as over 20 lined up to question the congressman during a two‑hour session.
- Alford defended Trump, saying he “isn’t a perfect person but has the best interest at heart,” drawing loud boos from the audience.
- Attendees pressed him on Medicaid cuts, Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Washington, D.C., and broader Republican priorities.
- Constituents complained about difficulty reaching his office, prompting Alford to acknowledge, “We are not doing the job we need to be doing,” while directing follow‑ups to his staff.
- The town hall was part of a 15‑event swing launched a week after Trump endorsed Alford’s reelection, with critics also noting he skipped a stop in Columbia this year.