John, 

The House GOP Speaker drama has reached unprecedented levels of absurdity.

After failing three times to win on the House floor, insurrectionist Jim Jordan—a friend and close ally of Lauren Boebert—was unceremoniously replaced by his colleagues.

While this is good news for the country, it's clear that the extremists are very much still in charge of the House GOP. The newly-elected Speaker, Mike Johnson, is a vocal advocate of Trump's Big Lie and refused to certify the 2020 election results.

His Trumpy credentials explain, in part, why Lauren Boebert is so closely embracing Johnson, and why Boebert shouted "Boo!" and "Shut up!" at reporters who asked a legitimate question about Johnson's election denial.

Shouting reporters down won't make the questions go away. Boebert will have to face the voters and we will make sure they know where she stands.


Boebert only won by 546 votes in 2022, a Midterm election that should have been great for Republicans. She nearly lost against a first-time challenger because of her hateful MAGA extremism.

Lauren Boebert should never be calling the shots in the House. Repeating baseless lies about the 2020 election to do Trump's dirty work is unacceptable for any member of Congress. We have a chance to beat her this year, but we need your help to defeat her once and for all:

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-Sean Diller, Executive Director

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