Congressman Mike Flood faced a fiery town hall in Lincoln, where 200 constituents voiced sharp opinions on the U.S. deficit, trade tariffs, and his Iran policy—sparking cheers and boos. Flood defended his vote against withdrawing from Iran, calling it dishonest to undermine the president’s negotiations, and reiterated his support for Israel, acknowledging civilian suffering while defending U.S. aid and military cooperation. When questioned about pro-Israel campaign donations, he declined specifics but hinted at inaccuracies in online financial records. Outside, protests erupted over his Medicaid and tax policies, while Democratic and Libertarian challengers, including a farmer-turned-candidate, countered with critiques of his impact on agriculture and consumers.
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