Republican Congressman Mike Flood was confronted on Tuesday with the wrath of angry voters when he was boosted in a town hall in Nebraska.
The Congressman was the last in a series of GOP laws who were defending while meeting Americans in their districts while the congress is on a break.
People throughout the country are showing up concern about the work of Elon Musk and Doge, as well as other controversial policy in the Trump government.
The flood was mercilessly booed by those present during his event in Columbus, Ne when he defended the cuts through the administration carried out by Doge.
One participant challenged the congress member why he does not think that the richest man in the world has no conflict of interest.
'Why do you think of … he has no conflict of interest? Do you think he would cut that before he would reduce our medicine or our social security or our jobs? “A man asked while the crowd cheered.
“I support Elon Musk and the Ministry of Efficiency of the Government,” Flood responded.
The crowd in the auditorium became wild, fascinated and gave the congress down the thumbs down.
Rep. Mike Flood (R-NE) was confronted with Booing and Jagers in his town hall in Columbus, where voters expressed frustration about his support for Elon Musk and Doge and his reaction to Trump's meeting with the Ukrainian president Zolensky.
It comes when Musk has moved to be impressed by the government agencies that are responsible for regulating its companies such as the Bureau for Financial Protection of Consumers.
It was one of the several times floods, was hunted during his event.
At another point, flooding was stuck because he argued to support Trump's goal to lower the expenses.
“For the first time in decades we have a president who lowers the expenditure and he wants to find efficiency, and I support that effort,” Flood told Jeers.
He also raged those present who drove out when he argued for extending the provisions of the Trump tax legislation.
“We are not going to let the economy grow if we do not pass the expansion of the 2017 tax cuts that you already live under,” Flood claimed as voters who shouted their disapproval.
During the town hall, visitors started to channel 'Tax the Rich' while Flood discussed the American national debt.
The town hall of Flood in an auditorium in high school was attended by around 200 people
The GOP legislator was also radiated for his reaction to how Trump treated Ukraine and criticism of President Volodyymyr Zelensky, while the couple collided in the Oval Office on 28 February. The very stunning moment was all recorded on the camera.
A woman flooded in his town hall for his response to the meeting.
“I want to say: shame. I want to say shame for your comment, your quote that you said: “President Zensky's approach was disrespectful for President Trump today and undermines the goal of bringing peace …” That's how you are ashamed, “she said.
The woman then shared that she was the daughter, niece and sister of veterans and was concerned about publishing cuts.
'I have long received the American Legion Auxiliary newsletter. For decades they have stated that we have been under -financed and understaffed, which has been repeatedly explained. In other words, you said with doge. Who does she or you lie? “The woman asked.
Flood insisted that the US will comply with its promise to give veterans the best care. He claimed that he would work in the congress to support the veterans, but while he spoke, the screaming crowd could be heard.
The legislator then defended his answer to Zolensky's face-to-face with Trump in the White House and called the meeting 'a disaster'.
When he said he believed that Zensky should have signed that agreement was confronted with another intense round of anger and thumbs down.
The cars of Flood to meet voters took place in a safe red district that he won with more than 20 points in November. But even in the land of Trump, people are upset and appear to express their disapproval.
Flood is not the only republican legislator who is confronted with angry voters in a town hall.
A series of Gop -Stadhuizen has become noisy because frustrated Americans have proved to demand answers about Trump and Musk and explode their legislators.
Last month, the Republican Congressman Rich McCormick received hard criticism in a town hall in his district for his support for massive dismissal and budget reductions by Doge.
Last week, GOP Congress member Chuck Edwards faced angry and Jeering during his town hall in a full auditorium in Asheville, North Carolina in his solid Red District.
On Friday, Congressman Harriet Hageman was even delivered from Republicans about Musk's Doge in her town hall in Deep Red Wyoming, the Associated Press reported.
While some Republican legislators continue to defy the tense conversations with angry voters, others have been removed from holding public townhouses.
North Carolina Congesleman Virginia Foxx told Fox News on Sunday that she is happy to speak personally with voters who come to her office, but she does not do town halls because she believes it is a chance for people to scream against their member of the congress. '
About 200 people showed up on Tuesday for the Flood town hall in an auditorium in high school, the AP reported.
