'I Am Pissed!': Voter Tells GOP Lawmaker To 'Get Your Head Out Of Trump's Ass'
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Rep. Mark Alford met his constituents on Monday -- and not all of them were happy.
A voter in Missouri is going viral for an all-too-blunt assessment of Rep. Mark Alford (R-Mo.) and President Donald Trump.
“I am pissed, and I’m pissed at you,” a man who identified himself as Fred Higginbotham told Alford at a town hall on Monday as he urged him to study the Constitution “and get Trump out of office.”
Trump, he said, is a “dictator.”
“I listened to him for about a half hour today and I got sick at all the lies he brought up,” Higginbotham said, later adding: “You need to take your head out of Trump’s ass and start doing your representation of us.”
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