Republican Congresswoman Victoria Spartz of Indiana held a town hall on Friday evening that quickly erupting into screaming and boos from her constituents. Newsweek reached out to Spartz's office via phone Friday for comment and left voicemails.

Wittman said that he chose the telephone town hall format because it is a “highly effective and inclusive way to connect with thousands of constituents across the district at once.”

Boos, jeers and choruses of "do your job" greeted U.S. Representative Victoria Spartz at a town hall on Friday in her Indiana congressional district as she defended sweeping cuts across the federal government,

Spartz was repeatedly drowned out by jeers from some of the 500 people who packed a conference center outside of Indianapolis.

U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-Indiana) held a series of town halls this weekend, the only Republican House member in the country to do so after GOP leadership suggested House members not hold them. Her arrival in Muncie on Saturday was met with loud protests.

Town hall attendees lambast Rep. Victoria Spartz for swearing an oath to support and defend the Constitution, but doing nothing to prevent the Trump Administration from violating the Constitution and disregarding the law.