In our coverage of town halls during the congressional recess, we've been reporting on the latest pushback Republicans have seen when they're facing their constituents.

Tonight, a Democratic perspective and how a representative from Virginia is handling concerns from voters.

Our Lisa Desjardin reports.

For usually sleepy Warrington, Virginia, a throng.

Drawn here by a congressional town hall and by more, a thirst to respond to President Trump.

If you had told me, you know, five, six years ago that this would be the state we'd be in,

I'd say, no, that just is incomprehensible to me.

This is a Republican area, but we found no current Republican voters here. Instead, a spectrum of

former Republicans, independents, and progressives. Their Democratic congressman, Suha Subramaniam,

has been in office all of 76 days.

He has an advantage over Republicans facing these crowds. These voters want him to lead them.

He's saying that we're going to fight back, whether it's through the courts or in Congress, and I really like that he's standing up for us.

That us includes many military veterans and some federal workers.

It's hail.

Sleepless nights.

You don't know what's going to happen the next day.

Every day you turn around is another executive order.

Disamomal, everything of this country is what it stood for all these years.

Inside Super Monium addresses that.

We're not in normal times anymore.

And I'll say that right now, the American people, I think, want us to fight.

They want us to be bold and they want us to act.

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