What do you tell them about why you won't meet your constituents in a town hall?
Thank you to our D.C. interns for all of the hard work you've done for the office and the great people of AZ 06! 
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I am sure they are working harder than you are for ALL of the people. Listen to the constituents. We have a lot to say. Ask the interns...
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I am just a little frightened; I hope you have very little influence on this group. I have hope for this coming generation.
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Lesson #1 of
@RepDavid: how to block a constituent who disagrees with you.
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Uhhh... open to the general public and announced in a public forum? I've been waiting for one for years.
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I follow him on fb... so I'm a little confused as to why I didn't see it, nor was there any mention of it in the press. Screenshot?
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no doubt he meets with groups- friendly donors, ideological supporters like yourself, etc... but he has a long rep of hiding from the public
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Meeting with the College Republicans is different than a town hall, infiltration of hecklers or not.
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It might seem like a semantic difference, but it's not. You're young - and I applaud your interest in politics - but that's not normal all
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Compare / contrast that with town halls held by our senators: open to the public, widely announced, etc...
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