Congressional town halls, once a staple of August recess, are becoming increasingly rare as lawmakers avoid potentially confrontational constituent interactions. Following a year of heated exchanges over various political issues, many representatives have opted out of these public forums. While some, like Representative Mike Flood, continue to hold in-person town halls, attendance has significantly decreased compared to previous years, reflecting a broader trend of lawmakers disengaging from direct public engagement. AI
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