Lauren Boebert blasted a journalist with a new video for reporting news, claiming that a complaint has been filed about her having sexual relations with her staff.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleRepresentative Lauren Boebert has been in the headlines due to an alleged ethics complaint. The inquiry contains claims that she engaged in sexual relations with her three staff members, and two of them were women. While the 38-year-old's representative had denied the claims, Lauren couldn't hold herself and lashed out at journalists for making it news.
Lauren's name was involved in the biggest scam of the year. She has categorically refuted these baseless allegations. She emphasized that these claims originated from David Wheeler, who is a political operative with a pattern of making unsubstantiated claims against her.
Taking to her X account, Lauren posted a video message and captioned it as "Hey journalists, this one's for you." In the video, she talked about how the media ran a smear campaign and called it news. She stated that these desperate claims of a fake filing were reported as headlines. She said:
"Hey journalists. You all ran a smear and called it news. Some sloppy, desperate, obsessive hack stamps under oath on a fake filing so you’ll write penalty of perjury in the headline."
It is worth adding that the complaint alleges that she has maintained personal relationships with her former district director, Clarica Navarro Ratzlaff, her former chief of staff, Jeffrey Small, and her current chief of staff, Raven Finegan. And all three have categorically refuted these allegations. She further stated that it was a scam and everyone fell for it. She said:
"It’s a scam, and you fell for it. No member of Congress certified in writing that his salacious BS attack was made in good faith and warrants review as required by Ethics."
In the clip, Boebert stated that procedural regulations would preclude the Ethics Committee from accepting the complaint. Lauren added that the staff members are presently under attack as a result of news organizations publishing articles about them. At the end of the video, Lauren stated that she hates to spoil the 'fan fiction,' but the media and accusers need to do better. She further stated that those desperate fools want to get her out of the office.
As soon as the post was shared by Lauren, netizens posted their opinions on the matter. One user called it intentional and stated that these are planned attacks on the edges of the law: "It wasn't laziness; it was intentional. This is what hostile media does. Please stop giving them the benefit of the doubt. These are planned attacks on the edges of the law."
Another user joked, "Well, I am slightly disappointed that you aren't some hypersexual maniac, but that was an excellent statement nevertheless." A third one commented, "I don’t know what you’re talking about, but I'm sure as hell going to spend time looking into it fully now. You see, this is the problem with denials and explanations - you seem guiltier. And it attracts more attention."
A fourth user penned, "Now this gets interesting. Boebert says it’s all false. One of the women named says it’s all false. The person who filed the complaint says he has bank records, recordings, and texts. So enough with the memes. Put the evidence on the table and let people see what’s actually there."
What do you think about Lauren blasting journalists as they filed claims she had sex with her staffers?
Photo courtesy: Andrew Fraieli/Colorado Newsline, Lauren Boebert/Website
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