At Marjorie Taylor Greene’s recent town hall in Acworth, Georgia, protests escalated into chaos as police arrested three attendees, two of whom were stunned with Tasers. Greene faced continuous interruptions while addressing her supporters, prompting her to firmly assert that the event was a town hall, not a protest. Police had anticipated the disruptions and had a strong security presence, which included managing aggressive confrontations with protesters. Greene praised law enforcement's response, dismissing the protesters as ‘deranged’ and attributing their presence to Democratic funding. Similar events across the country indicate a growing trend of hostility at town halls.