As Republicans continue to promote Trump’s controversial ‘Big Beautiful Bill’, they are facing significant challenges in public town halls across the country. Many voters are expressing their outrage over proposed Medicaid cuts and other aspects of the bill, leading to tense interactions for GOP lawmakers. Despite efforts to rebrand the legislation and remain on message, the reality of voter discontent proves difficult to overcome. Figures such as Bannon have pointed out the lack of engagement in town halls as a key issue in selling the bill, emphasizing the need for Republicans to confront voter concerns directly. The White House is also scrambling to rename the bill amidst the ongoing backlash, illustrating the urgent need for the GOP to find a successful sales strategy for their megabill.