Ciscomani’s downfall in the midterm elections will come when his 186,000 constituents, 23% of the residents in AZ CD6, realize that many will be forced off Medicaid because of his Big Beautiful Tax Bill for the rich. Over 26,000 households receiving SNAP benefits in the district will begin to lose their food stamp benefits under the Ciscomani/Trump tax cut, too.
And BTW, Congressman Ciscomani, go back to work in Washington. Vacation is over.
Ah yes, our chickenshit Congressman since January 2021 who has never held a town hall in Tucson. Instead of an electronic poll, Chickenshit Juan since you have only “worked” 15 days since July you could set up a town hall in Tucson and your constituents will tell you how they feel about your “performance”? Chickenshit Juan did visit the Tucson Food Bank recently to commend them on their fine job of feeding hungry families! Of course, our faithful MAGAt Juan voted for the big bad bill that takes away his constituents health care and food assistance so does chickenshit Juan actually have a conscience that he took away these monies to give a huge tax cut to the likes of Elon Musk who stole my personal data and Peter Theil? We can do so much better than this clown who is the worst Congressional representative we have had in my 42 years living in Tucson!!!
There is no good way to answer your poll as stated. The only clear answer is yes as long as our healthcare is secure. Yes i agree that Kris Mayes gives the democrats a favor i wish more of them would exercize. She actually does everything she can to fight evil when not enough others in her party seem to have the same backbone.
Ciscomani does anything his boss, djt, wants him to do. Since his boss doesn’t give a rat’s a$$ about a budget and has not adhered to Constitutional requirements, impounding funds and getting Ciscomani’s vote on rescissions to approved funding, not to mention holding the government closed because Ds want ACA enrollees not to face dramatic increases in premiums, NO, I do not want your meaningless CR passed to reopen the government until and unless the cowardly, complicit GOP Congress agrees to stop giving djt an open wallet AND extends ACA subsidies.
Bravo UA. Chump and his gang of thugs have the destruction of higher education in their crosshairs. Say goodbye to Humanities, Civics, the Arts, Economics, and all Liberal Arts. Guess what...University life doesn't begin and end with a math test and hours in a lab. Not for everyone, anyway.
I’ve been thinking about Johnson’s latest excuse, the “Pelosi Precedent.” This isn’t an actual explanation, just an excuse for bad governance. There was a time I think a healthy amount of electeds truly wanted what was best for the country, even if their visions of what that looked like differed. Regardless of philosophy, that drive was a powerful and positive unifier. But with the erosion of purer motivations, we’re left with the ruin of politicization and polarization.
As we say in church, “Lord, in your mercy, hear our prayer.” I know the Lord hears mine, but I pray we have the strength of conviction to hear that still, small voice call us to court our better angels.
I’m such a huge Kris Mayes fan. There’s not much these days that makes me feel comforted, but having her as our AG is one of those few things.
Me too.
Ciscomani’s downfall in the midterm elections will come when his 186,000 constituents, 23% of the residents in AZ CD6, realize that many will be forced off Medicaid because of his Big Beautiful Tax Bill for the rich. Over 26,000 households receiving SNAP benefits in the district will begin to lose their food stamp benefits under the Ciscomani/Trump tax cut, too.
And BTW, Congressman Ciscomani, go back to work in Washington. Vacation is over.
Ah yes, our chickenshit Congressman since January 2021 who has never held a town hall in Tucson. Instead of an electronic poll, Chickenshit Juan since you have only “worked” 15 days since July you could set up a town hall in Tucson and your constituents will tell you how they feel about your “performance”? Chickenshit Juan did visit the Tucson Food Bank recently to commend them on their fine job of feeding hungry families! Of course, our faithful MAGAt Juan voted for the big bad bill that takes away his constituents health care and food assistance so does chickenshit Juan actually have a conscience that he took away these monies to give a huge tax cut to the likes of Elon Musk who stole my personal data and Peter Theil? We can do so much better than this clown who is the worst Congressional representative we have had in my 42 years living in Tucson!!!
There is no good way to answer your poll as stated. The only clear answer is yes as long as our healthcare is secure. Yes i agree that Kris Mayes gives the democrats a favor i wish more of them would exercize. She actually does everything she can to fight evil when not enough others in her party seem to have the same backbone.
To be clear, it is his poll. Not ours. We just thought he should hear from more residents of southern Arizona.
Thanks Joe!! Our pathetic Congressman will never hold a town meeting in Tucson!!!
Ciscomani does anything his boss, djt, wants him to do. Since his boss doesn’t give a rat’s a$$ about a budget and has not adhered to Constitutional requirements, impounding funds and getting Ciscomani’s vote on rescissions to approved funding, not to mention holding the government closed because Ds want ACA enrollees not to face dramatic increases in premiums, NO, I do not want your meaningless CR passed to reopen the government until and unless the cowardly, complicit GOP Congress agrees to stop giving djt an open wallet AND extends ACA subsidies.
Bravo UA. Chump and his gang of thugs have the destruction of higher education in their crosshairs. Say goodbye to Humanities, Civics, the Arts, Economics, and all Liberal Arts. Guess what...University life doesn't begin and end with a math test and hours in a lab. Not for everyone, anyway.
I’ve been thinking about Johnson’s latest excuse, the “Pelosi Precedent.” This isn’t an actual explanation, just an excuse for bad governance. There was a time I think a healthy amount of electeds truly wanted what was best for the country, even if their visions of what that looked like differed. Regardless of philosophy, that drive was a powerful and positive unifier. But with the erosion of purer motivations, we’re left with the ruin of politicization and polarization.
As we say in church, “Lord, in your mercy, hear our prayer.” I know the Lord hears mine, but I pray we have the strength of conviction to hear that still, small voice call us to court our better angels.