1. United States
2. Ariz.
3. Letter

You swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution. That oath does not grant you the freedom to disregard it when it conflicts with your personal politics. Honoring your oath means respecting the rule of law, defending democratic institutions, and representing all your constituents—not just those who voted for you. Arizona is getting tired of the grandstanding and the partisan posturing. We need representatives who take the job seriously—who lead with integrity, not ideology. Your behavior reflects neither honor nor public service. If you want to be called "Honorable," start acting like it. There is still time to turn this around. Do your job. Put country before party. Keep your oath. We’re watching. And we’re not waiting forever.