Monolithically Pissed (ft. Chuck Rocha)

um-You know, we're starting to get whiffs of just how much of a drag Trump is on, you know, how pissed off Latinos are, and what some of the Republican incumbents are doing to sort of try to separate themselves a little bit.

And I'm wondering if we can play, um, this clip from Juan Ciscomani, incumbent in, you know, Arizona 06, who's running for re-election.

Uh, Ben, can you hit that for us, and we'll talk about it on the other side?

So you're hearing a lot this election cycle.

I want you to hear this directly from me.

As an immigrant, I'm grateful for the opportunity America has given me, so I'll always fight for working people, to end Washington corruption, for more money in your pocket, delivering for police, seniors, and our veterans.

Independent groups once again ranked me Arizona's most collaborative and bipartisan lawmaker, because I'm not a rubber stamp for anyone.

I'm Juan Ciscomani and I approve this message, and I'm asking for your vote.

Boo.

[laughs] Boo Ciscomani.

Well, he sounds kinda like a Democrat, no? [laughs]

That's how scared they are.

Like a, like a, like an old school, like a old school Democrat that's like-

Yeah

...

I work with both sides.

Like a cookie cutter establishment Democrat.

[laughs]

I literally see Colin Allred making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with his wife and son right now, saying those words.

Yeah, it's so-

Most bipartisan.

Yeah, but I, I've never actually seen Republicans run like that.

We're...

The Democrats are always the ones that try to run on bipartisan, which always drives us crazy because, you know, it's like on the one hand these people are fascists and they're gonna destroy everything, but on the other hand like, "We're ready to work with them across the aisle." And it doesn't make sense.

But I think it's kinda shocking that he said he wanted to be bipartisan.