When the main legislative package of Elon Musk Pans Republicans this week, two Republicans houses got a lot from constituents at home with “big and beautiful bills.”
Representative Mike Flood, R-Neb., Shouted and ridiculed in Seward, Nebraska, where hundreds of people attended the city hall.
“When you start getting 300 to 400 people and most of them are unhappy, it must start sending messages,” Don Hutchinson participants told KLKN.
On this screen take from the video, Rep. Mike Flood was displayed at the City Hall meeting on May 28, 2025.
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Ashley Hinson’s representative, R-Iowa, also faced a rowdy crowd at a city hall in Decorah, Iowa, when he praised President Donald Trump and Bill’s trip at home.
“I am also proud to choose a big bill of President Trump, last week. This is an investment of generations,” Hinson said – for hard ridicule from the crowd.
“It’s time,” Hinson told many people. “So I am here to clear a lot of wrong information that is out there because this bill is about securing our borders. This bill is about providing sustainable tax relief for Americans who work and return our country to prosperity.
“So it is simple, anyone who chooses not to this bill also chooses to let your tax rise,” he added.
On this screen take from the video, Rep. Ashley Hinson was displayed speaking at the City Hall meeting.
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The crowd mocked and shouted, “No!”
“I don’t know why you will get tax assistance for you,” Hinson told many people. “I think it is very important for you to save more of your own money. So, my philosophy is and always your money. That is not government money.”
Floods were criticized by the provisions of the Medicaid in the bill, which was passed by the DPR last week but can still be changed by the Senate.
Medicaid changes in the bill will be translated to $ 700 billion in reducing expenses through new feasibility and work requirements that can force millions of people out of the program, according to the initial analysis by the Congress Budget Office.
On this screen take from the video, people hold the sign outside the city hall meeting with Rep. Mike Flood on May 28, 2025.
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Hinson was also pressured by constituents who had a disability whether he could lose the scope under the bill.
“Okay, so you are deactivated. Anyone who is medically weak explicitly is freed in our law,” Hinson answered. “Namely, that is you. The caregivers of those who are disabled, they are also freed from the job requirements.”
Floods and Hinson acknowledged that there were provisions in the bill that they were not fully supportive, and floods were ridiculed when he said he was not aware that the bill contained language that would make it difficult for judges to hold parties in insulting the court.
Democrats say the language can protect Trump administrative officials from Fallout if they oppose court orders.
“I will not hide the truth,” Flood said. “This provision is unknown to me when I chose the bill, and when I found out that the provision was in the bill, I immediately reached my colleagues and told them about my concern.”
On this screen take from the video, Rep. Mike Flood was displayed at the City Hall meeting on May 28, 2025.
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Hinson also expressed his dissatisfaction with several components of the bill, including the limit of reducing state taxes and local, or salt, increased.
Floods also said he did not believe that Trump’s administration could suspend Habeas Corpus when he was pressed because he did not do enough to examine the actions of the White House.
“Grow the spine and speak up!” One participant shouted.
The crowd in Iowa grew hoarse when cutting from the Department of Efficiency of the Musk Government emerged. However, Hinson said he had “received a very positive feedback” in the doge work.
“All my philosophy is the intention behind it is that we really have to cut waste, fraud, and harassment so that we can maintain the main programs and investments cared for by Iowans and America,” Hinson said despite being sinking by the audience.