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  Sorry but they are only saying this because their personal and professional relationships are impacted by their unquestioned support for her.
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.”