John,

When the Q2 fundraising totals came in, we noticed that Lauren Boebert reported a fundraising haul that was much, much worse than anyone thought. In fact, many challengers and first-time candidates in districts with tough incumbents or a strong partisan lean against them tend to raise as much or more than Boebert did.

Here’s why this is worth mentioning: with Boebert clearly struggling to raise the funds she will need to be even slightly competitive with Adam Frisch, her likely Democratic opponent, the options open to her for communicating with voters start to narrow.

But here’s the real kicker—our defamation lawsuit against her and Fox News is going to force Boebert’s campaign to spend precious resources on her legal defense (which she will lose, because she has no real defense). This, combined with our strategy to plaster anti-Boebert messages on billboards in key areas throughout her district, puts Boebert in a serious bind. Her campaign will have to choose whether to try and counter our billboards and any other spending we may dedicate against her, and if they can’t contest our messaging, we may go completely unopposed.

Our newest billboard in the heart of Grand Junction, CO, between Broadway & Monument Rd.

We have legitimate grounds for holding Boebert accountable in court, and we have an unimpeachable case to present to voters for her defeat. The sky is truly the limit for what we can do and how we can make sure Boebert loses the job in Congress she treats with such disrespect.

The more Boebert has to think about independent groups like ours that harness the rage and determination of thousands of supporters throughout the country, the more likely it is she will fail. Now is the time to step on the gas and hit Boebert as much as we can. Can you add your name to this effort. Can you support our work with a contribution of any amount today?