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Lauren Boebert defends her caustic personality: 'Our Lord Jesus certainly didn't tone it down'

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) said recently that she does not soften her tone because she is similar to Jesus Christ.

Boebert made the remarks to TBN host Mike Huckabee during a Sunday broadcast on Newsmax.

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Lawmakers torch Lauren Boebert for yet another bizarre and bogus Constitutional claim

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) found herself at the center of a massive Twitter storm following her latest bizarre Constitutional claim that contained absolutely no factual evidence.

According to HuffPost, the latest debacle began with a single tweet Boebert recently shared. The Republican lawmaker claimed: “The Constitution is not evolving.” She added, “To say that spits in the face of every single one of our founders.”

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RNC has ‘gone all-in on the insurrection’ while excusing ‘bigoted rantings’: Charlie Sykes

Conservative columnist Charlie Sykes published a hard-hitting column on Friday after the Republican National Committee's resolutions committee unanimously voted to censure Reps. Liz Cheney (R-WY) and Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) for participating in the House Select Committee to Investigate the Jan. 6 Attack on the U.S. Capitol.

"The timing of the resolution is notable — coming just days after Donald Trump dangled pardons for the Insurrectionists who tried to help him overturn the election, and just days after he threatened mass unrest if prosecutors try to hold him accountable. It comes the week we learned of Trump’s push to have the government seize voting machines, and got more details about his plan to use faked and forged electoral vote certificates to force Mike Pence to overturn the election," he wrote. "And it came as Trump continued to ratchet up his lies about his electoral defeat."

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‘All I see is grandstanding’: ‘Combative’ Lauren Boebert draws a crowd of challengers after one term

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) has drawn a host of challengers, including two fellow Republicans, after just over a year in office.

The Colorado Republican quickly rose to prominence for her embrace of conspiracy theories, including Donald Trump's baseless election fraud claims, and her bombastic social media persona and attention-grabbing antics, but her challengers says Boebert has focused more on her own needs than her district, reported the Aspen Daily News.

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Madison Cawthorn retains high-powered GOP attorney for case seeking to disqualify him as an insurrectionist

U.S. Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) is facing several six challengers to his seat in the House of Representatives this year. Two Democrats will face off, with one becoming their party's nominee. Four Republicans are primarying the far-right freshman lawmaker, one of those five will go on to face the Democratic challenger.

But Congressman Cawthorn is facing an even great challenge, and he's taking it seriously.

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Madison Cawthorn case could spell trouble for other ‘insurrectionists’ — including Trump: report

If an effort to disqualify Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) from the ballot is successful, it could lead to similar challenges against other lawmakers accused of fueling the Capitol insurrection — including former president Donald Trump.

The case against Cawthorn — who cheered on the Jan. 6 rioters — seeks to force him to prove that he's not an insurrectionist based on a little-known section of the 14th Amendment that was adopted to punish members of the Confederacy after they reclaimed their elected offices in Washington.

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'He's a child': 9/11 first responder thrashes Madison Cawthorn for cleaning gun during House Vets' Affairs hearing

Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) got called out by a 9/11 first responder on Thursday after he was seen cleaning his gun during a House Veterans’ Affairs Committee meeting about the dangers toxic chemicals pose to American military personnel.

The Daily Beast reports that John Feal, a 9/11 first responder who attended Thursday's virtual hearing, was not happy to see Cawthorn treating it so lightly.

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Jewish Capitol visitors left 'confused' after Lauren Boebert asked if they were doing 'reconnaissance'

A group of Jewish Americans who recently visited the United States Capitol building say they felt "confused" after Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) grilled them about whether they were doing a "reconnaissance" mission.

As Buzzfeed News reports, the group was in the Capitol for a meeting with Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-NY) when they encountered Boebert as she was stepping out of an elevator.

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Accuracy of Dominion's voting machines confirmed by competitor in Lauren Boebert's home district

One more audit of Dominion Voting Systems’ performance in the 2020 election is in the books -- this one in Rep. Lauren Boebert’s 3rd congressional district in Colorado -- and like others around the nation, it validated Dominion, the Montrose Press reported today.

The audit of Montrose County results was conducted by Dominion competitor Clear Ballot after concerns were raised to Montrose County Clerk and Recorder Tressa Guynes, the paper reported. The county is not far from Boebert’s hometown of Rifle.

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Democrats are getting scared after Republicans threaten to investigate them if they subpoena GOP members

The Guardian reported Tuesday morning that some Democrats are starting to get scared after Republicans threatened they'd investigate Dems if the Jan. 6 committee subpoenas GOP members of Congress.

"Republicans in Congress have openly floated the prospect in recent days of launching political investigations into the Biden administration’s coronavirus response, the withdrawal from Afghanistan, the personal life of Biden’s son Hunter, as well as an impeachment inquiry," said The Guardian.

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Trump picks a QAnon-linked supporter as his ‘special guest speaker’ at new rally

Whenever Donald Trump was asked about QAnon during the 2020 presidential race, he avoided either promoting or criticizing their far-right conspiracy theorists. Trump would typically say that he didn’t know much about QAnon but heard that they “love America” and oppose pedophilia. Now, Trump is featuring a major QAnon supporter at a Florence, Arizona MAGA rally scheduled for this Saturday, January 15: Arizona State Sen. Mark Finchem, billed as the event’s “special guest speaker.”

Finchem is running for Arizona secretary of state — a position presently held by Democrat Katie Hobbs, who is running for governor. Republicans who have been competing with Finchem for the GOP nomination in that secretary of state race include Shawnna Bolick, Michelle Ugenti-Rita and Beau Lane; Trump has endorsed Finchem, who hasn’t been shy about promoting QAnon’s ludicrous conspiracy theories.

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Q hasn't spoken in a year — and it's forcing QAnon followers to evolve

A year after the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, the conspiracy group that helped fuel the "big lie" has evolved like a virus in its efforts to stay alive.

BusinessInsider reported Tuesday that the most important form of activism is in running for local offices. While the world of Q began with conspiracy theories about a Washington pizza parlor with a child blood factory in the basement, they evolved to being part of those who promoted President Donald Trump as not only a savior but the 2020 election winner.

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'We WILL be holding them accountable!': Lauren Boebert threatens Twitter for booting Marjorie Taylor Greene

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) ran to the defense of her comrade-in-arms, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R) on Sunday morning after Twitter pulled the plug on the Georgia lawmaker's main account where she had been posting misinformation about Covid-19.

With Taylor Greene calling the social media platform that she previously flooded with multi-tweet rants almost every day the "enemy of America," Boebert piled on Twitter with a threat that the company will pay if Republicans reclaim the House in November.

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