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  You had a choice back in November, nitwits.
context: I literally can not imagine the mindset of a person who would back someone as horrid as Boebert.
  Or maybe I just don't want to. >
  
  Confederates, that's who backs her. >
  
  Rebel scum >
  
  Grant and Sherman would certainly have something to say if they were still around >
  
  No they aren’t, her “supporters” love this kind of “politics” . Being on TV=governing to them. Some republicans are realizing that accepting the MAGA wing to gain power may be what tears them apart. >
  
  I was wondering who the “backers” were from the title. Reading a few pages, seems it’s 2 people over 50 who voted for her. So… not really a thorough analysis. >
  
  Hopefully 500 more voters than in '22 'urge her' to tone down her rhetoric in '24. >
  
  Let's also not forget that her district has a huge Republican advantage, like R+18 >
  
  Yeah but she almost lost this year. They had to do a recount it was so close. She could get primaried. I think part of the deal McCarthy made was he wouldn’t fundraise for moderate republicans against the maga candidates in primaries lmaoooo >
  
  Good luck, pee-ons. You unleashed her like a bad bout of explosive diarrhea from eating at her defunct restaurant. >
  
  Impossible. She’s a horrid person inside and out. >
  
  But…that’s literally all she’s got. There’s nothing else to her. >
  
  “I have been asked to explain MTG’s beliefs on Jewish space lasers, on why she showed up to a white supremacist conference. ... I’m just not going to go there,” Boebert said over the phone as she rode in a car winding through the high canyons near her hometown of Silt before the speakership vote. “She wants to say all these things and seem unhinged on Twitter, so be it.” >
  
  Sorry but they are only saying this because their personal and professional relationships are impacted by their unquestioned support for her. >
  
  The first time they bowed to trump, they set the stage for either the end of the republican party or the end of America. Boebert, mtg, and their nazi friends are not a surprise. >
  
  Good luck with that.  
  She got elected because of her propensity to smear feces on the wall, not in spite of it.  She’s not going to change now. >
  
  Lauren barely survived blue trending Colorado this time and it will be bluer in 2024. She is just riding it out with the MAGAS and will retire and take a lobbying job before she loses. Constituents mean nothing to her. >
  
  Her backers are traitors just like her. >
  
  She truly is a moron. She barely won re-election and instead of a bit of self-reflection she decides to double down. >
  
  She wont. >
  
  Unfortunately there's a silent majority that agrees with the things she saying. How else could she make it this far? She's saying the quiet part out loud and advocating for what these people truly believe/want in America. I don't see her going away anytime soon. Just "transitioning" to be more "politically correct" >
  
  Her district is DEEP red and she barely one by a few hundred votes. She definitely only won because she is on the R Team. >
  
  Yep. I think all it would take is a white guy in a cowboy hat to primary her. >
  
  I stood at a charging station at a walmart in grand junction, listening to a man tell me about major infrastructure problems he faces where he lives out in the desert. The EV made me a target I guess. I said you should write to your congressperson, trying to hold back my smirk. He said he would, but he's not sure Boebert has the time since she is committed to destroying democrats, but that he LOVED her policies. >
  
  I live in her district and drive an EV. You can't call her without repercussions.  I called her after J6. Was put on her Two Minutes of Hate calls. >
  
  My wife is from GJ, beautiful country, a lot crazy people for some reason. Please tell me more about the Two Minutes of Hate Calls. >
  
  So?  They don't have to vote for her.  It's not an excuse nothing is written in law that a Republican can't vote Democrat or vice versa to get a toxic person out.  Nothing stops people in her district from backing a moderate Republican.  The problem isn't dark money its that most people don't care about local elections until it's too late, I'd bet 50% of her votes were "she was the republican on the ballot".  People are just lazy >
  
  “So what? I don’t have to listen to my stupid constituents! Who do they think they are?!” Probably something Rep. Boebert has said. >
  
  Nah, y’all voted for her, y’all get to suffer. Accept the consequences of your actions. Of course, however, they’ll probably vote for her again with a second thought. >
  
  Or else what, they'll keep voting for her? >
  
  Boe Bert Backers
  Boebax
  Boebaeberters
  … >
  
  Yeah good luck with that. >
  
  Her uncooked pork sliders gave my uncle Butch rectal prolapse. >
  
  Nasty is as nasty does