Schedule a real town hall, Rep. Boebert

When we elect someone to represent us, we expect them to show up — not just in Washington, but here at home.

With Congress on recess this month, our representatives should be holding real, in-person town halls. Not tele-town halls where questions are screened and scripted. Not closed-door meetings with a select few. Real town halls where every voter has a chance to be heard, ask questions, and get straight answers.

Lately, it feels like too many politicians would rather hide behind press releases and social media posts than face their constituents directly. But public service isn’t supposed to be easy — it’s supposed to be accountable. That’s what town halls are for.

There are real issues facing our community that deserve open and honest discussi

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