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Another attendee, Kristi Thompson, 52, said she was bothered by what she said were Lawler’s long-winded answers that didn’t address the substance of the crowd’s questions.

“He claims to be available to constituents but he isn’t,” she said.

The crowd walked out during the final question of the night, which was about protests against Israel. Lawler began to answer, but cut himself off as the room emptied out.

“I appreciate everybody coming out tonight and taking the time to ask your questions and hear my answers, whether you liked them or not, or agreed with them or not, or whether you really actually wanted to listen to them or not, but I very much appreciate you participating,” he said as attendees exited.

Of some small note: one of the pictures in the article shows him apparently making the sign of the cross before going out to address the assembly.

If he can’t figure out due process, then he surely won’t mind random republicans being energetically relocated to El Salvador, I should think. Plenty of ‘em are criminals.

Well done, Aussies!

If you didn’t vote Harris, you voted for this.