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Republican firebrand Rep. Lauren Boebert is shaking things up with a bold move aimed at securing her future in Congress. The controversial lawmaker has announced her switch to a more GOP-friendly district, leaving behind the competitive 3rd District for the red pastures of the fourth. By making this power move, she’s dodging a likely rematch against a Democrat who has been raking in far more money than her – a move straight out of the political playbook.
In a fiery Facebook video, Boebert made it clear that she’s not about to let the left-leaning dark money machine take her down. She emphasized her commitment to ensuring that the seat remains in Republican hands, taking a not-so-subtle jab at the liberal elite donors and Hollywood types who have been trying to undermine her. It’s a gutsy play, and one that’s sure to ruffle some feathers in the political establishment.
BREAKING: Faced with a likely defeat, Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert just announced she will be abandoning her constituents in CO-03 to run in a different district in 2024.
Her announcement video and story here… https://t.co/A6gnYbwI3x
— MeidasTouch (@MeidasTouch) December 28, 2023
Boebert didn’t hold back about the challenges she’s faced in the past year, including a high-profile divorce and a widely publicized incident at a Broadway show in Denver. Sure, she may have had a rough patch, but who hasn’t? The important thing is that she’s acknowledging the bumps in the road and is ready to move forward with a fresh start, and that’s exactly the kind of resilience and determination we need in Washington.
Despite facing criticism, Boebert is no stranger to controversy. She’s weathered the storm before and come out on top, and this time is sure to be no different. The naysayers may be quick to write her off, but as history has shown, underestimating Boebert is a risky bet. With her eyes set on the fourth district, one thing is for sure – the political landscape is in for a wild ride as Boebert doubles down on her conservative values and fights to keep Colorado in Republican hands.
