Lauren Boebert’s Mighty Suck-Up To Trump Goes Horribly Wrong
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The firebrand rightwinger tried so hard to highlight a supposed Trump win but she flubbed it in a big way.
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) tried to validate President Donald Trump’s deployment of ICE agents at airports to ease TSA lines ― but made an embarrassing error.
Boebert, who has disagreed with the president over the Epstein files and a proposed $200 billion budget boost to the war in Iran, appeared to wanna make nice with the big guy.
In a video on X Monday, Boebert shared what she thought was an example of success at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
“So President Trump sends ICE agents to the airports across the country and while the rest of our country has 3-plus hour waits ― thanks, Democrats ― Minneapolis airport TSA wait time right now is less than 5 minutes,” she chirped with a laugh. “Called it!”
To make matters worse, she wrote on her post, “You can’t make this stuff up.”
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