Lauren Boebert Mocked Over Polling Disaster: ‘Republicans Don’t Want Her’

A violent reaction to Lauren BoebertColorado’s district flip was highlighted after a straw poll said the Colorado congresswoman was struggling to win over voters in her new district.

Boebert was ridiculed after being recorded as the fifth most popular candidate in a poll taken after a debate in Fort Lupton on January 25. Fort Lupton is in Colorado’s 8th Congressional District, Boebert will contest the 4th District House seat later this year.

“It’s good to see voters in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District firmly reject Lauren Boebert’s madness,” said financier and activist Bill Browder.

In the straw poll of 100 Republican voters, Boebert garnered just 12 votes, trailing Logan County Commissioner Jerry Sonnenberg, who led the poll with 22 votes.

State Rep. Mike Lynch received 20, while conservative radio host Deborah Florida and state Rep. Richard Holtorf received 17.

legal expert and donald trump critic Tristan Snell said in X that Boebert was facing problems because she “left her congressional district because she was going to lose.”

Boebert is a MAGA politician and openly pro-Trump. news week has reached out to Boebert’s office for comment via email.

Boebert is leaving Colorado’s 3rd District after being elected to represent it twice.

Popular left-wing blogger Brooklyn Dad added laughing emojis after the word “fifth” in his own tweet mocking Boebert, while Democrat Jasmine Crockett also mocked Boebert in a post on X on January 29.

“Before I went to bed, I thought it would be appropriate to send ‘thoughts and prayers’ to my colleague Lauren Boebert,” Crockett said. “I understand she came in fifth in the first poll of her election cycle. Now, how many of you think BoBo is going to try to convince us that polls don’t matter?”[?]”

A little closer to home, the republicans Contrary to Trump’s account, he said Boebert was “finished.”

Boebert won her 2022 midterm election against Democrat Adam Frisch by just 546 votes. Since then, she has faced controversies, including being caught on film during a performance of beetle juice caressing and being caressed by her date.

Theater representatives quoted her as saying, “Do you know who I am?”

Initially, Boebert told her followers on X, previously Twitteron Sept. 13 that she “very much enjoyed the AMAZING Beetlejuice at the Buell Theater” and denied vaping indoors.

But he later apologized and said his behavior “did not live up to my values.”

Her decision to run in Colorado’s 4th District comes “after a pretty difficult year for me and my family,” Boebert said.

Frisch has also confirmed that he is running once again for the 3rd District seat in an attempt to topple the tight Republican majority.

By contrast, 4th District Rep. Ken Buck has a clear majority of more than 86,000. He is scheduled to retire at the end of his term.

This has led to accusations of “carpetbagging,” a term that refers to outsiders moving to a new area for private gain.

During the Fort Lupton debate, Boebert’s primary opponent, Mike Lynch, asked her to define the term.

Boebert insists that it was her personal problems that led her to change districts. In a video announcing that decision, he said: “I have never been in politics before and I have never gone through a divorce, something I never intended to go through. I have made my own personal mistakes and I have confessed and apologized for it. they.”

He also said during the debate that he respected the fact that he would have to “earn” the votes of his potential constituents.

“I’m here to earn your support, earn your vote,” he said. “This is not a coronation.”