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Lauren Boebert

 
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Colorado's 4th District
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02/04/2025 --huffpost
The congresswoman compared herself to Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert in a fierce takedown of the new regime.
02/03/2025 --themirror
Politicians in Russia have lined up to applaud the decision to freeze the aid agency's work and potentially combine it with the State Department
01/31/2025 --gazette
It took just over an hour and a half for the Colorado Republican Party's state central committee to decide it wasn't going to conduct any business on Thursday night.
01/27/2025 --dailykos
Rep. Lauren Boebert, Republican of Colorado, seemed to suggest that the national minimum wage should be lowered, claiming that the high teenage unemployment rate is due to it being too expensive for companies to hire young people.Boebert made the comment in response to a tweet from Rep. Thomas Massie, Republican of Kentucky.“No taxes on workers under 18 yrs old. I love it because: 1. They need experience to pick a college major. 2. They need to develop a work ethic. 3. The economy needs more workers. 4. They don’t get to vote,” Massie said.Boebert replied, "So many of our youth have lost the opportunity to enter the workforce due to high minimum wage requirements,” she wrote. “High taxes, insurance, and paid leave requirements are a few of many issues as well. Small business owners are unable to invest in first-time workers or provide them with skills training for their future."xSo many of our youth have lost the opportunity to enter the workforce due to high minimum wage requirements. High taxes, insurance, and paid leave requirements are a few of many issues as well. Small business owners are unable to invest in first-time workers or provide them...— Lauren Boebert (@laurenboebert) January 26, 2025The federal minimum wage has remained at $7.25 an hour since 2009. If someone worked 40 hours a week for all 52 weeks in the year and took no days off, they would only earn $15,080—a salary below the poverty line and impossible for anyone to live on. In Boebert's state of Colorado, the minimum wage is $14.81.Boebert has long argued that the minimum wage is too high.In 2022, she claimed that a higher minimum wage would have prevented her from getting her first job at McDonald’s when she was 15 years old.xLauren Boebert says raising the minimum wage “robs” young people and stops businesses wanting to “invest” in them. pic.twitter.com/O29375PzLn— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) August 9, 2022Opposing a livable minimum wage is bad politics, as polling shows that voters overwhelmingly believe that the federal minimum wage is too low and should be raised.A Data for Progress poll from April 2024 found that 86% of voters believe the federal minimum wage should be increased. That number is nearly identical between Democrats, Republicans, and independents. Similarly, Civiqs’ poll on minimum wage found that just 5% of voters believe the federal minimum wage should be lower than $7.25 an hour, as Boebert seems to suggest. But a number of Republicans, including President Donald Trump’s Treasury secretary nominee Scott Bessent, are against increasing the federal minimum wage.Bessent, a billionaire hedge fund manager, said during his confirmation hearing that he doesn’t think it’s time to increase the federal minimum wage.“I believe that the minimum wage is more of a statewide and regional issue,” he said.While it is true that the unemployment rate is the highest for workers between the ages of 16 and 17, it isn't because the minimum wage is too high.Rather, it's because the labor force participation rate is currently higher, and older workers with more experience and skills are getting jobs over inexperienced youth, according to an S&P Global report.But that fact doesn’t seem to matter to Boebert.Thank you to the Daily Kos community who continues to fight so hard with Daily Kos. Your reader support means everything. We will continue to have you covered and keep you informed, so please donate just $3 to help support the work we do.
01/27/2025 --foxnews
Rep. Thomas Massie said a Boy Scout suggested a policy of no taxes for workers under 18. The congressman indicated that he loves the proposal.
01/23/2025 --kron4
President Trump’s decision to pardon hundreds of protesters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 — including many accused of assaulting police officers — is dividing House Republicans, with some lawmakers touting the day-one decree and others criticizing it as ill-advised. Trump’s blanket pardon for roughly 1,500 rioters in the hours after he was [...]
01/23/2025 --dailykos
Donald Trump and his GOP defenders are trying to rewrite history of the violent and deadly insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, all in an effort to inoculate Trump from criticism after he pardoned 1,500 insurrectionists, including hundreds who violently assaulted law enforcement officers.In an interview with Fox News sycophant Sean Hannity that aired Wednesday night, Trump defended his unpopular pardons by falsely declaring that the law enforcement assaults "were very minor incidents."xTrump on January 6 insurrectionists who assaulted police: "They were very minor incidents."— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com) 2025-01-23T02:48:57.376ZAlso on Wednesday, Speaker Mike Johnson announced the creation of a new committee to investigate the Jan. 6 attack, giving Republicans an avenue to spread disinformation about who was responsible despite it being Trump's fault.“We are establishing this select subcommittee to continue our efforts to uncover the full truth that is owed to the American people,” Johnson said in a statement, as if we don't have hours of video tape showing what happened and hours of interviews with witnesses who say Trump is to blame. CNN reported that it is Trump himself who asked for the committee, so it's no surprise that lap dog Johnson acquiesced to Dear Leader's command.Meanwhile, Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado, went to the jail in Washington, D.C., where many of the violent offenders were being held and declared she wanted to be the first to give them a tour of the Capitol they had defiled four years earlier.Right-wing white supremacist Stewart RhodesOne of the men released from that prison has already been rearrested on gun charges. Great going, guys! So much for making the streets safer.Right-wing white supremacist Stewart Rhodes, whose sentence Trump commuted, was also already seen at the Capitol on Wednesday, and met with Florida GOP Rep. Gus Bilirakis. Rhodes, who was convicted of seditious conspiracy and sentenced to 18 years in prison, was caught on tape after the insurrection saying, "My only regret is they should have brought rifles. We should have brought rifles. We could have fixed it right then and there. I'd hang fucking Pelosi from the lamppost."“I think it’s new and interesting that they’re using the front door this time,” Democratic Rep. Pete Aguilar of California, a member of the now-defunct committee that probed the Jan. 6 attack, told The Associated Press.Judges who oversaw the trials of the Jan. 6 insurrectionists are aghast at Trump's pardons, issuing blistering statements decrying the decision.Judge Tanya Chutkan, who oversaw Trump’s federal case on his effort to steal the 2020 election, wrote in a decision dismissing the case against one of the insurrectionists that Trump’s pardons “cannot whitewash the blood, feces, and terror that the mob left in its wake. And it cannot repair the jagged breach in America’s sacred tradition of peacefully transitioning power.”The Fraternal Order of Police, the union that endorsed Trump’s reelection bid, also slammed Trump’s move, saying in a statement that the union “firmly believe[s] that those convicted of such crimes should serve their full sentences.” If only they had a hint ahead of time that Trump was going to pardon violent cop assaulters. But few Republicans are speaking out, and are instead either playing dumb or playing a ridiculous whataboutism game to avoid having to criticize Trump's vile decision."We’re not looking backwards, we’re looking forwards,” Johnson said on Wednesday, adding that he wasn’t going to “second guess” Trump’s pardons—as if his job doesn’t include oversight of the executive.But it sure doesn’t seem like launching a committee to reopen the investigation into the Jan. 6 attack in order to try to convince Americans that they didn’t see what they saw is a forward-looking move. Thank you to the Daily Kos community who continues to fight so hard with Daily Kos. Your reader support means everything. We will continue to have you covered and keep you informed, so please donate just $3 to help support the work we do.
01/23/2025 --huffpost
Denver TV news anchor Kyle Clark had a particularly blistering response.
01/22/2025 --gazette
Three Republican members of Colorado's congressional delegation are calling on Gov. Jared Polis to match his rhetoric with actions when it comes to state cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
01/14/2025 --gazette
Colorado's Republican House caucus in Washington and Republicans at the state Capitol in Denver are seeing eye-to-eye on the news that Canadian wolves were brought into the state over the weekend, and all were critical of the latest relocation efforts.
12/29/2025 --dailycamera
Thanks to one and all who have read my columns over the past 12 months. Next year promises to be a rough ride for democracy, so let’s hang in there and make the best of it.
12/21/2024 --fox5sandiego
More than 30 House Republicans voted against the government funding bill to avert a shutdown on Friday night. The legislation cleared the lower chamber with a 366-34-1 vote, surpassing the two-thirds requirement needed as the Republican House leadership brought it up under the suspension of the rules process. Every member of the Democratic caucus, outside [...]
12/20/2024 --huffpost
As the deadline to avoid a government shutdown nears, a senior House Republican said the GOP is still "looking at different options."
12/20/2024 --wfaa
If a bill isn't passed by midnight, non-essential work in the federal government will shut down, and essential workers will go unpaid until funding is approved.
12/20/2024 --bostonherald
Donald Trump insists that a debt ceiling increase be included in any deal
12/20/2024 --dailypress
Donald Trump insists that a debt ceiling increase be included in any deal.
12/16/2024 --salon
Greene declared her latest conspiracy theory in a post to X, where it was hit with a corrective community note
12/13/2024 --gazette
Welcome to Briefly, Colorado Politics' daily news briefing. Here's what's happening today:
12/12/2024 --theadvocate
WASHINGTON – LSU's Baton Rouge campus and the St. Charles Parish community of Montz are set to get a single zip code if the U.S. Senate takes up legislation the House approved on a voice vote Wednesday.
12/09/2024 --theepochtimes
A report by the Congressional Budget Office indicates these unauthorized programs received $516 billion in funding for fiscal year 2024.
12/09/2024 --rollcall
Reps. Burgess Owens of Utah, left, and Tim Walberg of Michigan are seeking the chairmanship of the House Education and the Workforce Committee. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call file photos)
12/05/2024 --theepochtimes
The assistant energy secretary refuted the significance of the claim, saying the decision to pause LNG was based on multiple reports.
11/26/2024 --mercurynews
Colorado U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert broke new ground over the weekend when she became the first sitting member of Congress to offer personalized messages on Cameo. But her profile was inactive by early Monday evening.
11/26/2024 --kron4
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) briefly offered videos on Cameo, a website on which public figures sell personalized videos to fans, before the page went offline amid questions about whether it would have violated House ethics rules. An introductory video from Boebert was visible on Cameo as of Monday morning, and a screenshot posted by a [...]
11/22/2024 --foxnews
Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo., plans to introduce a measure to abolish the ATF which then-Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., previously introduced in 2023.
11/18/2024 --dailycaller
A post made on X claims that President-elect Donald Trump will nominate former HUD secretary Ben Carson as U.S. Surgeon General. 🚨BREAKING: President Trump expected to pick Ben Carson as the nation’s top doctor, the U.S. Surgeon General. — Trent Leisy (@realTrentLeisy) November 17, 2024 Verdict: Misleading Carson has already announced that he will not be serving [...]
11/15/2024 --dailycaller
There is no evidence to suggest anyone has been chosen for the position at the time of writing.
11/15/2024 --gazette
Colorado Republican Gabe Evans accomplished something rare last week when he unseated the congressional incumbent in the state's newest district, flipping the seat two years after its creation while putting the GOP one member closer to keeping its slim majority...
11/14/2024 --a12news
Boebert joined other members of the House Oversight Committee in a hearing about UFO transparency.
11/14/2024 --dailykos
A daily roundup of the best stories and cartoons by Daily Kos staff and contributors to keep you in the know.So much for a tight ship: Trump's already running over his chief of staffWonder how long she’ll last.Trump picks RFK Jr. and his brain worm to be in charge of your healthA bear-corpse collector could soon run America's public health systems.What a coincidence! Matt Gaetz resigns right before scandal explodesDoes he know they background-check Cabinet members?Republican lawmakers 'shocked' that Trump is still TrumpThe party-over-country people are surprised by the man leading their party.So Lauren Boebert is investigating underwater alien bases nowPriorities!Congress has thoughts on Matt Gaetz as attorney general and—yikes!Will he even make it to the confirmation hearing, much less through it?
11/14/2024 --dailykos
Rep. Lauren Boebert gave a possible preview of the upcoming Republican congressional majorities’ priorities during a House Oversight Committee hearing on Wednesday. The topic: underwater alien bases.The loyal Donald Trump ally initiated her bonkers investigation during a hearing entitled “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth.”xxYouTube VideoThe controversial Colorado representative, who overwhelmingly won her new congressional district, asked witnesses if they were aware of any “known instances of recovered materials or technologies that are not of human origin” that were connected to “advanced bioscience defense programs” within the U.S. government. After the witnesses said they were unaware of any such recovery, the congresswoman got into the details.
11/07/2024 --gazette
Republican Jeff Hurd defeated Democrat Adam Frisch in Tuesday's election in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, the GOP-leaning seat that U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert left after Frisch came close to defeating her two years ago.
11/07/2024 --whig
Republican Jeff Hurd has won the U.S. House seat in Colorado that Rep. Lauren Boebert left. Hurd’s victory fulfills the congresswoman’s hope that her mid-election departure from the race would make it easier for a different Republican to retain the...
11/07/2024 --nbcphiladelphia
Former President Donald Trump has clinched a second term in the White House, and his Republican Party has won control of the Senate. But control of the House of Representatives is still up for grabs, as is the size of the incoming Senate majority.With votes still being counted, here’s a look at the key races that remain uncalled by the NBC News Decision Desk (read more about how those races are called). While some of the battleground states may be projected relatively quickly, it could take days or even weeks to resolve control of the House.Presidential battlegroundsWith Trump’s victory in Michigan projected by NBC News Wednesday afternoon, two battleground states remain uncalled.In the Sun Belt, Trump is also leading in Arizona and Nevada, but Arizona remains too early to call, while Nevada is too close to call.Alaska, where Trump is leading, is also too early to call.Senate races left to callArizona Senate: Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego is leading Republican Kari Lake in the vote count, but the race is still too early to call. Lake is trailing Trump’s margin in the state, while Gallego is outperforming Harris. Gallego, a Marine veteran, touted his military service in his race against Lake, a former local TV news anchor. Lake ran unsuccessfully for governor in 2022, and she made false claims that her 2022 race was affected by voter fraud.Michigan Senate: GOP former Rep. Mike Rogers is locked in a tight race against Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin in a contest that is too close to call. Rogers and Slotkin are competing to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow.Nevada Senate: Republican Sam Brown, a military veteran who was wounded in combat, is in a very tight race against Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen, who is seeking her second term in the Senate. Nevada has been narrowly divided in recent elections, with Republican Joe Lombardo flipping the Governor’s Mansion in 2022 even while Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto won re-election. But while Democrats had been hopeful that the state’s abortion referendum could help boost turnout for Democratic candidates, the margin in the race remains extremely tight.Pennsylvania Senate: Although Trump is projected to win Pennsylvania, the Senate race there is still too close to call. Democratic Sen. Bob Casey is running for a third term against Republican Dave McCormick, a former hedge fund CEO who ran unsuccessfully for the GOP Senate nomination in 2022.Wisconsin Senate: The race between Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin and GOP businessman Eric Hovde remains too close to call. While Democrats have touted Baldwin as a senator who has appeal in rural parts of the state, Republicans also flooded the airwaves painting her as a creature of Washington and making note of the first openly gay senator’s sexual orientation.House control on the lineControl of the House is still unclear in part because dozens of competitive races remain uncalled, including a number of key races in California alone. There are also other races that are not expected to be competitive but have not yet been projected because few votes have been counted.Alaska At-Large District: Republicans are looking to pick up this seat, which encompasses the entire state. Republican Nick Begich is leading Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola, but he is hovering around the 50% threshold required to win the race outright. If he falls short of that threshold, the race will head to ranked-choice voting, but Republicans are confident they would still carry the seat in that scenario.Arizona’s 1st District: GOP Rep. David Schweikert is in a competitive race in the Phoenix suburbs against Democrat Amish Shah, a former state legislator.Arizona 6th District: GOP Rep. Juan Ciscomani is trailing his Democratic opponent, former state Sen. Kirsten Engel, in this competitive district in the Tucson suburbs.California’s 9th District: Democratic Rep. Josh Harder is narrowly leading his Republican opponent, Stockton Mayor Kevin Lincoln.California’s 13th District: GOP Rep. John Duarte is locked in a tight race against Democrat Adam Gray, a former state legislator, in this Central Valley district.California’s 22nd District: GOP Rep. David Valadao, one of two remaining House Republicans who voted to impeach Trump after the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, is leading his Democratic opponent, former state Assemblyman Rudy Salas.California’s 27th District: GOP Rep. Mike Garcia is in a tight race against Democrat George Whitesides, a former NASA chief of staff and Virgin Galactic CEO, in this Southern California district.California’s 41st District: Democrats have targeted this Riverside County-based district, and GOP Rep. Ken Calvert is in a competitive race with Democrat Will Rollins, a former prosecutor.California’s 45th District: GOP Rep. Michelle Steel is leading Democratic Army veteran Derek Tran in one of the most expensive races in the country.California’s 47th District: Republicans are looking to flip this open seat in Southern California, and Republican Scott Baugh, a former state legislator, is in a competitive race against former state Sen. Dave Min.California’s 49th District: Also in Southern California, Democratic Rep. Mike Levin is in a tight race against auto dealer Matt Gunderson, a self-described “pro-choice” Republican.Colorado’s 3rd District: GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert’s decision to run in the neighboring 4th District, which is more Republican, opened up this seat on the Western Slope. Democrat Adam Frisch, who came close to defeating Boebert in 2022, is in a competitive race against Republican Jeff Hurd.Colorado’s 8th District: Democratic Rep. Yadira Caraveo is locked in a tight race in the Denver suburbs against Republican state Rep. Gabe Evans.Iowa’s 1st District: Just a few hundred votes separate Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Democrat Christina Bohannan, a former state representative. It is familiar territory for Miller-Meeks, who won her 2020 race by just six votes.Maine’s 2nd District: Democratic Rep. Jared Golden has been a top GOP target, and he is hovering just above the 50% threshold that would allow him to win outright over Republican state Rep. Austin Theriault, a former NASCAR driver (the state holds ranked-choice elections).Maryland’s 6th District: Democratic Rep. David Trone’s unsuccessful Senate run opened up this Frederick-based district. Democrat April McClain Delaney, a former Commerce Department official and the wife of former Rep. John Delaney, is locked in a tight race against Republican Neil Parrott, a former state legislator.Montana 1st District: Democratic attorney Monica Tranel trails Republican Rep. Ryan Zinke, who was Trump’s first interior secretary in between stints in the House.Nebraska’s 2nd District: Harris carried this Omaha-based district and nabbed one of the state’s electoral votes, but GOP Rep. Don Bacon is in a close race against Democratic state Sen. Tony Vargas.North Carolina’s 1st District: Democratic Rep. Don Davis is in a competitive race against Republican Laurie Buckhout, an Army veteran and businesswoman.Nevada’s 3rd District: Democratic Rep. Susie Lee is in a competitive race with Republican marketing consultant Drew Johnson in the Las Vegas suburbs.Nevada’s 4th District: Democratic Rep. Steven Horsford is leading former North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee, the Republican nominee.New York’s 4th District: GOP Rep. Anthony D’Esposito is locked in a tight race against Democrat Laura Gillen, a former town supervisor, in this Long Island-based district that was one of Democrats’ top targets.New York’s 19th District: Democratic attorney Josh Riley and GOP Rep. Marc Molinaro are running neck and neck in a rematch of their close 2022 race.Ohio’s 9th District: Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur is locked in an extremely tight race with GOP state Rep. Derek Merrin.Oregon’s 5th District: Democrat Janelle Bynum narrowly leads Republican Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer.Oregon’s 6th District: Democratic Rep. Andrea Salinas leads GOP businessman Mike Erickson in another rematch. Salinas beat Erickson by 3 percentage points in 2022.Pennsylvania’s 10th District: GOP Rep. Scott Perry, a former Freedom Caucus chairman, has a slight lead over former local news anchor Janelle Stelson, a Democrat.Texas’ 34th District: Democratic Rep. Vicente Gonzalez faces a rematch against former GOP Rep. Mayra Flores, with Gonzalez slightly ahead.Virginia’s 7th District: Democrat Eugene Vindman has a slight lead over Republican Derrick Anderson. Both candidates are veterans, and Vindman came into the public spotlight in 2019 when his brother, Alexander Vindman, testified in Trump’s impeachment hearings about a phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.Washington’s 3rd District: Democratic Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez leads Republican Joe Kent, whom she defeated by less than 1 point in 2022.Washington’s 4th District: Republican Rep. Dan Newhouse narrowly leads Republican former NASCAR driver Jerrod Sessler. (Washington’s primary advances the top two vote-getters to the general election, regardless of party.)Sessler has Trump’s endorsement over Newhouse, who is one of the two Republicans left in the House who voted to impeach Trump after the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot.This story first appeared on NBCNews.com. More from NBC News:Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris to become the next U.S. president, NBC News projectsTrump won the presidency. Here’s what he’s said he’ll do.5 key takeaways from election night 2024
11/06/2024 --capitalgazette
As of early Tuesday morning, with most precincts reporting, April McClain Delaney was ahead of Neil Parrott by 315 votes.
11/06/2024 --reporterherald
Tuesday's election offered a wide range of results to digest, both in Colorado and nationally -- at times going in different directions. Here are major takeaways from voters' decisions.
10/30/2024 --gazette
Leading Colorado Republicans on Wednesday called on Democratic Secretary of State Jena Griswold to resign after the state's top election official admitted that someone in her office posted a spreadsheet online that "improperly" included passwords to voting equipment used throughout...
10/29/2024 --abcnews
The U.S. House race in Colorado's 8th Congressional District is one of the closest in the nation and a testing ground for Republicans' and Democrats' strategies to reach Latino voters
10/22/2024 --abcnews
Voters in Colorado will cast ballots for a slew of statewide measures and local contests alongside elections for president and the U.S. House on Election Day
10/22/2024 --kron4
Republicans are kicking their defensive messaging on abortion into high gear, aiming to blunt Democrats’ attempts to paint them as extreme in the run-up to the election. In debates, GOP congressional candidates are taking a more aggressive approach when talking about the issue, accusing Democrats of misrepresenting their position. Republican campaigns are successfully pitching fact-checks [...]
10/18/2024 --dailycamera
Proposition 131 would implement non-partisan, open primary elections and a ranked-choice general election. It will give voters more — and better — options.
10/17/2024 --dailycamera
Colorado's Democratic candidates for Congress have reported raising more than $34 million this election cycle, according to new federal campaign finance reports -- more than triple what Republicans have reported.
10/14/2024 --denverpost
Denver Post Editorial Board endorsements for Amendment 79, Denver Public Schools' bond issue and more.
10/10/2024 --dailycamera
Trump is likely to seize on a chance to amplify his often-exaggerated rhetoric about migrants in the city.
10/01/2024 --gazette
Editor’s note: Candidates are listed in the order they appear on ballots. Active voter registration numbers are current as of Sept. 25, 2024, according to the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office.
09/28/2024 --gazette
We have a two-parter this week, folks. First, let’s take a deeper look at the most consequential question on the statewide ballot, Proposition 131, which would significantly alter Colorado’s election process. Then, we will finish with some quick takes on...
09/27/2024 --gazette
Democrat Adam Frisch and Republican Jeff Hurd are set to face off Monday night in Pueblo, in the final debate in the race to replace U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert in Congress.
09/24/2024 --usnews
With Trump leading the Republican Party, weirdos come out of the woodwork.
09/24/2024 --twincities
If you’re not transgressive, you’re suspicious. Decency is countercultural in the Republican Party. It’s seen as a rebuke of Trump.
 
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