Lauren Boebert’s messiest controversies evermade her one of the most notorious conservative representatives in modern history.
She wore knock-off Trump merch
Lauren Boebert and Donald Trump’s relationshipis an interesting one.
So, it could be said that she’s a firm fan of the businessman turned politico.
Instead, she sported fakes.
If I could’ve bought the OGs, I would have."
Only 1,000 pairs were made and they originally sold for $399 a pair when they dropped.
She captioned the post, “It’s not a phrase, it’s a movement!
If you’re a little confused about the meaning behind the phrase, you aren’t the only one.
Well, I’m here to say hell no you’re not.”
Her black t-shirt read, “God Guns Trump.”
Presumably, the three things were supposed to be separate.
Lauren Boeberttweetedas the events unfolded, “Today is 1776.”
Despite the pushback her tweet received, Boebert hasn’t stopped referencing the number.
In 2023, she posted a video onInstagramof herself at the Demolition Derby.
There’s nothing quite like endorsing unconstitutional riots, apparently.
She’s in a t***y dress.
She’s with some dude.
I am very known for having an animated personality."
In 2022, Boebert posted photos of herself visiting Capco Inc. in Grand Junction toInstagram.
Not only is it mismatched, but Boebert’s jeans and heels combo could be seen as sexualizing firearms.
No one does it better than these innovative engineers in our community!"
Even other conservatives have been known to sound off against her, including Colorado State Rep. Richard Holtorf.
“You know what I see about two blocks up from the state capitol?
I see women dressed like Boebert,” Holtorf told 710KNUS radio, via theToronto Sun.
“High heels, short skirt, low-cut blouse.
Clearly, there was no love lost between the pair when Boebert beat him in June 2024.
There’s no sign of her switching up her wardrobe to like him yet, either.
