⁠Despite her office's best efforts⁠, Marjorie Taylor Greene had to come within shouting range of - get this - hecklers at her staged town hall. What's rich, ⁠according to the AJC's Patricia Murphy⁠, is that she's a well-known heckler, herself, but had the audacity to amp up Acworth PD to pounce on anyone even so much us ⁠uttering a simple "boo."⁠ Credit to the Cobb County Democratic Party folks for organizing he peaceful outdoor protests and to the protestors for essentially taking all the attention from Marjorie's in-person MAGA infomercial. No one's talking about her spin; instead many are talking about the heckler being a hypocrite. ------ Chaotic town halls, ICE "disappearing" people to a deadly el Salvadoran prison, Donald Trump's beefing with Harvard, and student visas getting revoked for hundreds if not thousands of international students have taken a lot of eyes off the biggest issue dragging the Trump presidency into the red, polling-wise: the economy. Heather Cox Richardson made that point in ⁠her daily Facebook post yesterday⁠, noting the Dow had lost about 700 points Wednesday (another 500 today) which explains why Trump and his sycophants are only too eager to stir up anger where their base is more angaged: immigration and social issues. ------ Speaking of student visas, a hat tip to opinion writer Jay Bookman with the Georgie Recorder, whose latest is a deep-dive into the many (and there are many) ways scaring off international students will ⁠negatively impact the American economy and college and university's bottom lines. ⁠