Columnist Mike Littwin observes that getting kicked out of a Denver theater for bad behavior amounts to just another day in the life of Lauren Boebert, Colorado’s gun-totin’ congresswoman.
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Nicolais: Lauren Boebert’s treatment of ordinary Coloradans is no laughing matter
Video of the congresswoman’s actions at a Denver show demonstrate how little she thinks of anyone else
Carman: Lauren Boebert gives a middle finger salute to her constituents
It’s not a great look to behave like an entitled princess when claiming to represent regular folks in Colorado
“What’d I Miss?”: Whatabout a boorish theater patron?
In “What’d I Miss?” Myra tells Ossie about Rep. Lauren Boebert’s deflective response to getting tossed from a Denver show — and imagines another “whataboutism.”
Zornio: Lauren Boebert is a train wreck, but the sexism against her has got to stop
There are a million and one reasons why Boebert isn’t fit to be a congresswoman. Her gender isn’t one of them.
Littwin: You’d think when Kevin McCarthy announced the Biden impeachment inquiry, he might offer some evidence
By pushing ahead with an impeachment inquiry absent evidence, speaker-for-now Kevin McCarthy conceded that the Boeberts, Gaetzes, Jordans and other Trumpists are in charge of the House, columnist Mike Littwin writes.
Littwin: American democracy may be in crisis, but you can still find glimmers of hope
Columnist Mike Littwin points out that If Lauren Boebert is in deep trouble and Ken Buck is smashing fellow Republicans for supporting Jan. 6 rioters, all is not lost for American democracy.
The 2024 election may be 14 months away, but things are already heating up in Lauren Boebert’s congressional district
GOP U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert and Democrat Adam Frisch are raking in cash for a rematch, and outside spenders are airing ads. But both candidates are likely to face primary challenges in this toss-up contest.
Nicolais: Could Boebert fall victim to the same trap that put her in office?
Political newcomer Jeff Hurd could have a few aces up his sleeve to make the the race to face Adam Frisch closer than folks might believe
BLM shifts green on 2 million Western Slope acres, setting up Colorado clash of environment vs. oil
Far bigger chunks of pristine public lands would be walled off from extraction, as federal land managers are ordered to consider climate impacts of activities on land spanning Eagle, Mesa and Pitkin counties