The members of the Congress are back in their districts for a two -week recess, potentially preparing to obtain more anger from the constituents.
But voters in the Republican districts could not have many possibilities to question their representatives.
Weeks after the representative Richard Hudson, president of the National Committee of the Republican Congress, advised the Republican members of Congress not to celebrate the municipalities in person, it seems that most of them are paying attention to their advice.
According to press releases and publicly published events notices, most municipalities and city -style events that take place on the Congress recess will be organized by Democrats.
The few Republicans who have publicly informed that the municipalities will celebrate the representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia and Byron Donalds of Florida. Senator Chuck Grassley, Republican of Iowa, who has just launched his 45th annual tour of 99 counties by Iowa, will also hold a public town hall in his state.
Greene and Donalds, who run for governor in Florida, each restricted the registry for their next municipalities to the residents of their respective districts.
The measure occurs after several of their colleagues have faced public anger in the municipalities in recent months about the Trump administration cuts to the Federal Labor Force and a republican budget plan of the House of Representatives that could lead to Medicaid cuts.
Since the last recess, the Republican members of the Chamber and the Senate voted for a new plan that addresses to the Energy and Commerce Committee of the House of Representatives, which Supervises Medicare and Medicaid, to identify more than $ 800 billion in cuts of expenses in areas of its jurisdiction.
Before Hudson’s board of March to avoid municipalities in person, videos of several republican legislators, including representative Keith Self, R-Texas, and Senator Roger Marshall, R-Kan., Facing the components angry at local events became viral.
And after Hudson’s council became public, representative Chuck Edwards, RN.C., dealt with constituents angry inside and outside his City Council event in western North Carolina last month, and representative Harriet Hageman, R-Wyo., He was tried and booed in a town hall that organized for the components.
A source close to Hudson told NBC News that the president of NRCC has not mentioned anything about the municipalities to the legislators of the Republican Party since its council in March.
More than a dozen Democratic legislators still plan to celebrate their own events in their districts this month, but they have also frustrated the attendees in the municipalities, particularly after the leader of the Senate minority, Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., took the Democrats last month to support a president backed by Bill to finance the government.
The Democrats of the IRA face in events in person of their own party tracks with national voting numbers who say that rank Democrats are looking for a stronger reaction to Trump of their elected leaders. A March News NBC survey found that almost two thirds, 65%, of the voters of the party want the Democrats of Congress to adhere to their positions, even if that runs the risk of sacrificing bipartisan progress with the president.
Even so, the party is doubling a strategy to organize a series of what it has called “town councils” in the districts represented by the Republicans.
During the next two -week recess, the Democrats plan to celebrate municipalities in the 6th district of Arizona, which is represented by the Republican representative Juan Ciscomani; The eighth district of Pennsylvania, which is represented by the representative Rob Bresnahan; The eighth district of Colorado, which is represented by Republican representative Gabe Evans; The ninth North Carolina district, which is represented by Hudson; and the second district of Missouri, which is represented by Republican representative Ann Wagner.
In a statement announcing the next municipalities, which follows an original list of city council events that the Democrats organized in the districts controlled by the Republican Party last month, the representative Suzan Delbene, president of the campaign committee of the Democratic Congress, said that the components of the Republicans are “sick and tired of being ignored by the Republicans of the House of Representatives who refer to their jobs.”
He added that “vulnerable Republicans continue to be scared because they are voting to increase the costs, intestinal of Medicaid and threaten the livelihoods of working families.”
In a separate series of municipalities that began a few weeks ago, called the “Oligarchy of Lucha” tour, Senator Bernie Sanders, I-VT., And the representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Dn.y., attracted multitudes of tens of thousands of people as they denounced Trump, the Republicans of the Congress and Democrats of the Congress, to whom they opposed Congress. The “harders” who “fight” to those who “fight”, fight, “” fought against the harders. “
On Saturday they celebrated a demonstration in Los Angeles, which Sanders’ Communications director, Anna Bahr, said it attracted 36,000 people and was the largest in the senator.
Sanders said the administration “is quickly moving towards an authoritarian form of society, and Mr. Trump, we don’t go there.”
His tour will continue for this recess with planned stops in California, Utah, Idaho and Montana.
A NRCC spokesman, the republican campaign arm of the Chamber, told NBC News in a statement: “In a desperate attempt to distract the voters of the chaos in their own party, the Democrats resort to political theater that applies to the extreme Left radicals instead of addressing the concerns of everyday voters who have already rejected their agenda out of touch “.
