U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes is criticizing her Republican opponent in Connecticut's hotly contested 5th Congressional District for not saying former President Donald Trump's name.
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“When he’s in a room with MAGA supporters, he tells them to turn off your phones. This is who I’m going to vote for. I support Donald Trump. When he’s in a more moderate part of the district or a Democratic part of the district, he refuses to say it,” she told reporters afterward. “So, I guess the Logan that you get is dependent on the room that he’s in.”
While she acknowledged that pocketbook issues are still important to voters in this year’s election, Hayes noted the nation’s low unemployment rate and how the U.S. has rebounded from the pandemic better than other countries.
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