I am proud to have voted against funding Biden’s vaccine mandate on September 21^st, December 2^nd, February 8^th, and on March 9^th. This year’s government funding debate was about so much more than fiscal policy—it was about drawing a line in the sand against medical mandates and in favor of freedom.

It is long past time we use the procedures outlined in the Constitution to rein in Biden’s overreaching mandates that are trampling on our liberties. I am proud to have stood with conservatives in voting no, and I called on Republicans in the Senate to do the same.

Unfortunately, Senate RINOs did not hold the line. Far too many Senators run like President Donald Trump but legislate like Nancy Pelosi. Sadly, Biden’s four remaining vaccine mandates targeting military service members, healthcare workers, federal employees, and federal contractors remain in place.

Conservatives in Congress must continue to push back against Biden’s authoritarianism.

Courthouse News Service, Republican lawmakers sue CDC over commercial travel mask mandate

“Thomas Massie, Rand Paul, and Lauren Boebert, among others, sued the CDC, Director Rochelle Walensky, and Chief of Staff Sherri Berger, in a Kentucky federal court Monday…‘The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention does not have the legal authority to force people traveling on commercial airlines to wear masks,’ said Massie. ‘Congress never passed a law requiring masks on commercial flights. This lawsuit targets the faceless bureaucrats who are behind the CDC's unscientific regulation so that this illegal mask mandate can be brought to a permanent end.’”

Washington Examiner, ‘Broken process’ of omnibus bill reveals unnecessary spending that fiscally threatens our democracy

“‘My mom said nothing good happens after 10 p.m., certainly nothing good happens after midnight, and Pelosi’s bill is just another example of nothing good happens after midnight,” Rep. Lauren Boebert, a Colorado Republican, told me in an interview. Congress doesn’t know about what’s in the bill they’re passing, but we have to do this in an expedited manner so that Democrats can catch their buses and head off to Philly for their Democrat retreat,’ Boebert said. ‘The whole process is completely broken…But this is Democrat 101, right? Use a crisis to create a slush fund of spending for a Democrat wish list.’”

Washington Post, Spring ahead — and stay there. Let’s make daylight saving time permanent

“Enter the Sunshine Protection Act, bipartisan legislation whose supporters span the spectrum from Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) on the right to Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) and Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) on the left. If enacted, the entire country would skip ahead one more time — and stay there.”

Sean Hannity, BOEBERT BLASTS 'PELOSI'S MINIONS': 'Another $1.5 Trillion Dollar Bill No One Will Read'

“Pelosi’s minions released a 2,700+ page omnibus spending bill after midnight that we will consider today, ~15 hours later. At a time of record inflation and wasteful spending, the proposed solution is spend, spend, spend and another $1.5 trillion bill that no one will read.”

Denver 7, Colorado's reaction to the US ban on importing Russian oil and gas

“Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., said the ban on Russian imports…‘is the right thing to do.’ She said America should also increase its energy production and end the moratorium on new leases on federal lands…[The U.S.] imported around 8% of its oil imports last year – around 245 million barrels – from Russia, which is less than it imported from Canada or Mexico. Boebert also called for the renewed construction on the Keystone XL pipeline.”