John, 

The Epstein Files, and Donald Trump's involvement with Jeffrey Epstein's child sex trafficking ring, is the single biggest political scandal in presidential history—and somehow, Lauren Boebert is now at the center of it.

When Democrat Adelita Grijalva is sworn in today, she will immediately sign on to the bipartisan discharge petition, forcing a vote on releasing the full and complete Epstein Files.

Lauren Boebert has done one thing right in her 4 years of racist bigoted taunts, childish bullying, and demagoguing in Congress: she is a signer of the Epstein Files discharge petition.

With today's release of emails from Epstein's estate in which Epstein said Trump spent "hours" with one of his victim, Trump's team is going full court press to stop the 218th vote on the discharge petition—just this afternoon, they summoned Boebert to a White House meeting in the Situation Room:

Lauren Boebert is more vulnerable politically right now than she's ever been. Her fundraising is anemic, and her Democratic challenger is on her heels. She might calculate that she needs Trump more than she wants to fight sex trafficking. 

We can only guess what is happening behind the scenes, but today will determine a lot about the future for both Boebert and Trump.

We need to prepare for the likelihood that Boebert will flip and withdraw her name from the Epstein Files discharge petition. In that event, we need to go on offense hard while the news breaks. Can you rush a contribution right now so we can be ready at a moment's notice to launch a tirade of ads against Boebert if she flips?

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If Boebert flips and decides to protect him and any pedophiles that have yet to be revealed from the files, we must work overtime to make sure she never holds a position of public trust again.

-Colorado Turnout Project

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