How does McSally define her job? To "support and defend the Constitution," which she swore to do by her oath of office? Apparently not. To represent the interests of her constituents? Doesn't look like it. Maybe she could say she votes in her constituents' best interest whether they or not they realize what their best interest is? Not when she joins the rush to replace Obamacare before the CBO has a chance to evaluate the effect of the Republican bill on her constituents. Maybe . . . to survive the next primary?
I've demonstrated outside McSally's office, but I'd call myself a constituent, not a political opponent. Isn't there an interim between elections when a representative should be thinking about keeping promises (McSally did promise to only support a health care plan if it provided better and more affordable coverage than the ACA), addressing constituents' concerns, and even keeping her oath to support the Constitution?
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