John, 

When Rep. Ken Buck announced his resignation effective next Friday, it was clear that he had put Lauren Boebert in a truly difficult position. Now, she has to choose between resigning her current seat immediately to run in the special election to replace Buck in District 4.

But doing so was no guarantee that Boebert would be selected by her party as the special election nominee. In fact, all signs pointed to her NOT being selected, as her "low moral character" (the words of CD4 voters, not ours) and carpetbagging won her no allies.

The New York Times reports that now "instead of running in the special election in Mr. Buck’s district, [Boebert] will keep her focus on winning a crowded Republican primary for the seat, which will be held on the same day."

Boebert is not giving up—so let's give her the embarrassing send-off she deserves.

In a statement, Boebert said Rep. Buck's decision was a "win for the uniparty" and vowed to fight on.

Boebert knows that the walls are closing in on her, but she isn't giving up—and neither can we.

Can you chip in a donation of any amount to help us make sure that the long national nightmare that has been Boebert's time in Congress will truly end this summer? We have the momentum, and now we just need to resources to defeat her and fight to flip this seat:

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-Colorado Turnout Project Team

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