Group Aims To Take Boebert Down

 

The group that helped to expose soon-to-be-former Rep. Madison Cawthorn's (Sedition-NC) multiple scandals has decided to make Colorado's extreme right-wing Rep. Lauren "Bobo" Boebert their next target in her June 28 primary election:

"The group that posted a viral sexually explicit video of a nude Rep. Madison Cawthorn in bed with another man is now focusing on Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado for its next takedown, Insider has learned.

"'I think we're going to go after Lauren Boebert in Colorado in a similar way,' David B. Wheeler, a cofounder of the American Muckrakers PAC, told Insider Wednesday. 'I think we're going to engage in that race pretty quickly.'

The group on Thursday launched fireboebert.com, seeking tips on information, pictures, videos, or documents on Boebert or her associates. A tweet by @FireBoebert reads, 'Hi @RepBoebert - Ask @RepCawthorn about us. We look forwarding to getting to know you.'"  (our emphasis)

Boebert's sketchy financial dealings, her reputation as a terrible employer, and the jailing of her husband for exposing himself to teenagers are just the tip of the garbage heap. American Muckrakers PAC has a target-rich environment to remind voters of Boebert's extremism and corruption.

Boebert's getting primaried by Colorado State Senator Don Coram, a successful conservative rancher with deep roots in the district, and one with a reputation for constituent services. He gets to the point on his campaign website without mentioning Boebert by name:

"I'm Don Coram and 12 years ago I got tired of watching people tear us apart. I decided to see what I could do, so I ran for the State House. I didn't tweet 10 times a day, I didn't try to get on TV, what I did was get was get us rural broadband and small business grants, to bring good paying jobs to our towns."  (our emphasis)

The June 28 primary allows not only Republicans but unaffiliated voters to participate, so this election, with any luck, may be Boebert's last.

(photo: Don Coram and Boebert. Colorado Politics file photos)