Lauren Boebert brushes off Trump’s attacks calling her ‘dumb’
Rep. Lauren Boebert has dismissed President Trump's recent criticism of her, attributing it to the nature of Washington, D.C. She continues to support Rep. Thomas Massie despite Trump's call for a primary challenger against her. Boebert is currently running for reelection unopposed, with the possibility of a write-in candidate being a costly and challenging endeavor.
- ▪Lauren Boebert brushed off Trump's criticism, calling it part of 'D.C. nature.'
- ▪Trump expressed a desire to see a primary challenger to Boebert after she supported Rep. Thomas Massie.
- ▪Boebert is running for reelection unopposed, with the filing deadline for challengers having passed.
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Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) brushed off President Donald Trump’s criticism, chalking it up to “D.C. nature.” Boebert recently drew Trump’s ire after campaigning for Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY). Following her support of Massie, Trump said he would love to see a primary challenger to the Colorado Republican. Recommended Stories Talarico tries to backtrack past comments: Byron York Kevin Kiley’s two-front fight: Battling California redistricting while defending his own seat Frederica Wilson says she won’t seek reelection for House seat in Florida “I’m still going to continue to support him and the promises he and I have both made on campaign trails to ensure that we keep those promises,” Boebert said on Next with Kyle Clark in response to the president calling her “dumb.” “I don’t see it as…
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