Boebert would like everyone to know this particular sex scandal isn't true
Boebert would like everyone to know this particular sex scandal isn't true Jason Weisberger 12:23 pm Mon Sep 21, 2026 Image: YouTube Last week, we shared news of allegations that Colorado's hands-on congressperson Lauren Boebert was involved in yet another scandal. Both she and one of the three named staffers she was supposedly involved with have denied it. Boebert calls the accusations "filthy garbage," and she is the expert.
- ▪Boebert would like everyone to know this particular sex scandal isn't true Jason Weisberger 12:23 pm Mon Sep 21, 2026 Image: YouTube Last week, we shared news of allegations that Colorado's hands-on congressperson Lauren Boebert was involve
- ▪Both she and one of the three named staffers she was supposedly involved with have denied it.
- ▪Boebert calls the accusations "filthy garbage," and she is the expert.
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Boebert would like everyone to know this particular sex scandal isn't true Jason Weisberger 12:23 pm Mon Sep 21, 2026 Image: YouTube Last week, we shared news of allegations that Colorado's hands-on congressperson Lauren Boebert was involved in yet another scandal. Both she and one of the three named staffers she was supposedly involved with have denied it. Boebert calls the accusations "filthy garbage," and she is the expert. Boebert also told news outlet Sources Say News: "I'm not a lesbian or bisexual, and I have never, ever been in any inappropriate relationship, nor have I ever been sexually involved with any staff." The ethics complaint against Boebert, who filed for divorce from her husband, Jayson Boebert, in May 2023 citing irreconcilable differences, follows similar previous…
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