Summary
A video from North Boone County shows Congressman Mark Alford berating a constituent instead of listening. His disrespect raises real questions about whether he represents Missourians with integrity.
Mark Alford Caught on Video Berating a Constituent in North Boone County
When elected officials meet with the public, Missourians expect respect and accountability. Instead, what they witnessed in North Boone County was very different.
A new video shows Congressman Mark Alford openly berating a constituent during a public meeting. Rather than listening to concerns or answering questions, Alford raised his voice, cut the speaker off, and belittled them in front of the crowd.
This isn’t just about tone — it’s about trust. Leaders are supposed to hear the voices of their community, not shout them down. Alford’s behavior raises serious doubts about whether he sees the people of Missouri’s 4th District as partners in democracy or obstacles to his agenda.
Respect for voters is a baseline requirement for public service. If an elected official cannot show respect in a small community meeting, how can they be trusted to represent us with integrity in Washington?
Missourians deserve leaders who listen, not lecture. Who serve, not scold. This video is one more reminder that accountability matters.
👉 Watch the video above for yourself and decide if this is the kind of representation Missouri deserves.
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