Lauren Boebert

Marjorie Taylor Greene is not alone when it comes to Republican representatives who say crazy and outlandish things. House Representative from Colorado, Lauren Boebert, comes up with some amazing words. She spoke recently in Mendon, Illinois, at a rally for FORMER president Donald Trump. Boebert expressed a desire, very contrary to the Constitution, to make the government subject to the church. She was also factually incorrect.

"I'm tired of this separation of church and state junk — that's not in the Constitution. It was in a stinking letter, and it means nothing like they say it does. The church is supposed to direct the government. The government is not supposed to direct the church. That is not how our founding fathers intended it."

-- Lauren Boebert, June 25, 2022

Boebert had quite the foot-in-mouth moment on June 2nd, when she was trying to dish out criticism against proponents of gun safety in the House of Representatives. With an intensely saShe asserts that Democratic governance of states and cities has driven up demand for firearms, then makes a statement about sales volume of "F-15s," which is not a gun, but a multi-role combat aircraft.

"Democrats are single handedly responsible for the sale of tens of millions of firearms. Bravo; well done! I hear that the interest has begun to peak when it comes to the sale of F-15s."

-- Lauren Boebert, June 2, 2022

Boebert made a blasphemous statement during a loony attempt to support the 2nd Amendment, uttered before a religious conference. Her audience was filled with people who will cite the New Testament teaching that Jesus gave his life in sacrifice, willingly, to atone for mankind's Original Sin. Jesus even rebuked followers of his who used violence. Somewhere in her life, she must have heard someone quote John 3:16, about said sacrifice.

"On Twitter, a lot of the little Twitter trolls, they like to say, ‘Oh, Jesus didn’t need an AR-15, how many AR-15s do you think Jesus would've had? Well, he didn't have enough to keep his government from killing him."

-- Lauren Boebert, June 8-12, 2022 Family Camp Meeting, Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Lauren Boebert Timeline of Gaffes

• 2024: Boebert sparked controversy when she claimed that the COVID-19 pandemic was caused by "a virus from China." This statement was widely criticized as misinformation.
• 2024: During a speech at a conservative conference, Boebert made headlines when she referred to the LGBTQ+ community as "the enemy within." Her comments were met with widespread condemnation.
• 2025: In response to criticism about her handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, Boebert tweeted that "vaccines don't work" and that people should "build up their immune systems naturally." This stance contradicts scientific evidence and public health recommendations.
• 2025: At a town hall meeting, Boebert faced backlash when she suggested that climate change is not real and that environmental concerns are part of a "globalist agenda."
• 2025: Boebert sparked outrage when she compared herself to Jesus Christ during a campaign rally, stating that "just as Jesus turned water into wine, I turn hate into love."

These gaffes have contributed to Boebert's reputation as a polarizing figure in American politics, with many critics accusing her of spreading misinformation and making divisive statements.

It's worth noting that Boebert has also been praised by some supporters for her willingness to speak her mind and challenge mainstream narratives. However, her controversial remarks continue to dominate headlines and shape public perception of her political career.

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