Mike Lawler on Town Halls, Economy, and Potential Governor Run
Forbes Breaking NewsMay 7, 20254 min22,555 views
3 connectionsΒ·6 entities in this videoβTown Hall Experience
- π¬ Democracy allows people to protest, boo, and heckle, and Lawler was happy to take questions at his town hall.
- π‘ He believes that while some attendees disagreed with his answers, this is a normal part of the electoral process.
- β οΈ Lawler stated that the disruptive attendees were primarily from indivisible groups and not representative of his district's constituents.
Economic Outlook and Republican Strategy
- π Lawler expressed optimism that the economy will improve once the reconciliation bill and tax negotiations are complete.
- π― He emphasized the importance of getting the tax bill passed and trade agreements finalized, stating that failure is not an option.
- πΊπΈ Regarding Donald Trump, Lawler noted that Trump won overwhelmingly in Rockland County and that all Republicans must make a case to voters on issues that matter to them.
- π He highlighted the border situation, contrasting current crossings with those under the previous administration, and stated that the American people support the president's efforts to secure the border.
Gubernatorial Ambitions
- ποΈ Lawler stated that Elise Stefanik's potential run for Governor has no bearing on his own decision.
- ποΈ He plans to make his determination about running for Governor in June.
- π Lawler believes the key factor in his decision will be who is best poised to win a general election in New York, citing his own success in winning Democratic-leaning districts.
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