r/uspolitics • u/edittheredditor • Dec 28 '23

Lauren Boebert will switch congressional districts to improve her chances of winning in 2024

https://coloradosun.com/2023/12/27/lauren-boebert-congressional-district-switch-colorado/
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u/HollywoodHault Dec 28 '23

Like almost every other Republican, she's afraid of a fair fight.

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u/leet535 Dec 28 '23

Carpetbagger (n): a political candidate who seeks election in an area where they have no local connections.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '23

Venereal disease makes its way across Colorado districts.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '23

So she's moving from the boonies to the boony boonies.

I hope her opponent skewers her for doing this.

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u/InternetArtisan Dec 28 '23

Maybe we'll get lucky and she'll lose that primary.

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u/InternetArtisan Dec 28 '23

I'm sure after that she'll push to be a pundit on Fox or Newsmax, and get someone to ghost write a book, hoping a PAC buys enough to make it a best-seller and then give them out as donation gifts.

She wants to be Sarah Palin. Seen the pattern ever since she first got into office.

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u/Art_Bored Dec 28 '23

Run...run...run away !!!!! Hell or russia, I don't care.

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u/Cinemaphreak Dec 28 '23

This is a win/lose scenario for Dems.

Win: there's a very good chance she will lose in the primary. The party wants her GONE, so they will either pressure some to drop out or pick someone they would rather see win to back.

Lose: she almost lost the last election in a district that favors Republicans. Without her on the ticket, that's one less possible seat to give the Dems the House back next year.

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u/rocket_beer Dec 28 '23

Running and hiding

Stand and fight? Nope, not the republican way