Lauren Boebert's Ex Says Restraining Order Is Only To Justify District Move
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Jayson Boebert called his ex-wife's move "cruel and unfair" and says it amounts to "a prison sentence to keep me from my family."
The ex-husband of Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) says the restraining order she filed against him last week is both “cruel and unfair” and designed to justify her controversial move to a new district.
The Colorado congresswoman filed the order against Jayson Boebert, her husband of nearly 18 years, and accused him of various cruel acts including calling her names, making harassing phone calls and “abusing children in household.”
But Jayson Boebert told Colorado news website Westword that the order amounts to “a prison sentence to keep me from my family.”
Lauren Boebert’s motion accuses her ex of telling her he wanted her to “get bad press,” and alleged that he “has made multiple suicidal threats, and threats to harm me over the past fourteen months.”
Jayson Boebert denied making the threats and doesn’t understand why she would make those allegations.
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