“These people do not want, as they’ve claimed, to hold a town hall meeting with me. These are unruly activists on whom the lessons of civility and democratic participation have been lost. They have repeatedly disrupted the normal operations of my district office, preventing my staff from serving constituents with real needs, such as veterans’ and social security issues,” he added.
The protest was apparently part of a nationwide movement that calls itself “Indivisible” and say they are trying to resist Trump’s administration. Other Republican congress members and senators have also been harassed by protesters at their offices.
