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After she and her divorced husband got into a public dispute in January, news of his arrest surfaced a few days later. The fight involved Tyler, the couple’s 18-year-old oldest son.
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Then, press reports surfaced last week regarding the same son’s arrest on a number of felonies.
As a loud Republican, Boebert had previously attracted criticism, which left her open to assault. In the middle of the scrutiny, Trump’s unqualified endorsement probably seemed like a breath of fresh air.
And it appears from Boebert’s answer on the social networking site X that she saw it that way:
“It’s my honor to have the endorsement of the greatest President our country has ever known – Donald J. Trump,” she wrote.
That could be a bit excessive, by the way. Without a question, Trump made an excellent president. He may very well be considered “great”—especially in light of the current state of senescent vulgarity in the White House. However, “the greatest” might be overdoing the dog a little.
It’s difficult to surpass Washington and Lincoln, after all. Reagan is also a contender, although Boebert—God love her—is too young to have many memories of him.
In any case, Trump is undoubtedly prominent, especially among modern Republicans, and Boebert would undoubtedly benefit politically from his endorsement.
Boebert is a newbie to Colorado’s 4th District, having formerly served the 3rd District, despite the recent unfavorable news. Her choice to move to a another district comes after a fiercely fought 2022 reelection that she narrowly prevailed in with 546 votes.
Boebert’s journey in the new district will not be easy. Among the nine Republicans that participated in the congressional debate on January 25, The Denver Post reported that she came in fifth in a straw poll.
Only 100 Republicans attended the debate out of the district’s over 190,000 residents, according to the Post, making the sample absurdly tiny, but it could “provide an initial peek into the kind of ground game the 37-year-old congresswoman will have to stand up to secure the nomination in a part of the state that doesn’t know her well.”
The good news is that she should have little trouble winning if she prevails in the primary on June 25.
Colorado Public Radio reports that Republicans have a 26-point advantage in the district, meaning the primary will effectively be the deciding vote. Boebert won’t probably be in for a thrilling climax like the nation witnessed in 2022, even if she manages to make it there.
Boebert’s conservative voting history and Trump’s support cast doubt on her chances in the newly drawn district. It’s unclear if these elements will guarantee her victory, but one thing is certain: Boebert could use some encouraging advancements.
She got it over the weekend.
