U.S.Representative Mike Flood (R-NE) faced intense backlash during a town hall in Lincoln, Nebraska, after advocating for President Donald Trump's signature legislation, the Big Beautiful Bill.

According to reports, Flood was met with loud boos and verbal abuse from constituents when he promoted the bill, which he claimed protects Medicaid benefits for people with disabilities.

The crowd’s reaction escalated as Flood attempted to justify the legislation, with participants shouting over him and demanding accountability for Trump’s policies.

This incident follows similar hostile responses at previous town halls in red counties like Columbus and Norfolk, where Flood has faced criticism for his alignment with Trump’s agenda.

Journalists noted that attendees frequently interrupted Flood’s remarks, questioning his support for voter ID laws and expressing concerns about Trump’s economic policies.The event highlights growing tensions between lawmakers and their constituents, particularly in areas strongly tied to Trump’s political base.