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Rep. Ro Khanna Is Going To Deep South To Hammer Republicans On Medicaid Cuts

Last updated: July 11, 2025 9:20 pm
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The Democratic Party appears to be shifting gears, and early signs suggest this new strategy may be effective. A key takeaway from the electoral landscape of 2024 is that inundating voters with advertisements isn’t necessarily the panacea Democrats had hoped for. Simply put, they’ve realized that just because you say something doesn’t mean anyone is listening—or understanding.

With Donald Trump back in the Oval Office in 2025, the Democrats and their progressive allies are taking a more hands-on approach by directly engaging voters. They’re not just playing it safe in blue or purple territories; they’re venturing into some of the most conservative strongholds across the nation to communicate that the Republican-led federal government might not be serving their best interests.

Taking this message to heart is Rep. Ro Khanna, who is set to make waves in one of the reddest states in the country: South Carolina.

Axios recently reported:

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) is bringing his “benefits over billionaires” tour to South Carolina next week, holding town halls in Republican districts in the deep south.

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In a move that could be described as both bold and cheeky, Khanna will engage directly with Republican voters, especially those relying on Medicaid, while simultaneously giving a little jab to the GOP.

He’ll join Rep. Jonathan Jackson (D-Ill.) in town hall meetings within the districts of GOP Reps. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) and William Timmons (R-S.C.).

Timmons’ district leans heavily Republican, but the Democrats have set their sights on Mace’s seat.

“The Mace district is a light red area that is winnable,” Khanna stated. “That’s precisely the type of district we can capture if we roll up our sleeves and put in the work, but it won’t be handed to us.”

It’s almost charming how Republicans have framed the core issue for the upcoming 2026 and perhaps even 2028 elections. By passing a massive tax cut for the wealthy funded in part by slashing services that benefit the majority, they’ve laid out the landscape in stark terms.

The real divide should be perceived not as red versus blue, but rather billionaires versus the rest of us. Many residents of South Carolina stand to be adversely affected by the so-called Big Beautiful Bill, and Democrats are stepping into the state to make sure Republican voters understand the implications of their representatives’ actions.

Research shows that personal engagement is the most effective way to connect with voters, and Democrats plan to maintain a presence in Republican districts right through to Election Day in 2026, spreading their message far and wide.

What are your thoughts on Rep. Khanna’s town halls in South Carolina? We invite you to share your opinions in the comments below.

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