I don't like Boebert any more than the next person with an average IQ .... she's an idiot.

But the most disturbing thing about this story is the idea that whoever has the most money gets to be elected.

I have my criticisms about conservatives and I have my disagreements but normalizing the idea that money is what gets people elected should be just as disturbing.

Because if that is so .... it isn't a democracy. It's something else.

She should try Onlyfans 😅

Adam Frisch came within 600 votes of defeating Boebert without this much money to spend. The money is likely given freely now by people who hate Boebert more than they like Frisch. They never want to hear about this trashier version of Sarah Palin again and donate make sure he wins, but if the donations are primarily coming from outside his conservative district, this election could still be decided by Trump's ability to motivate people who would still enthusiasticly vote Boebert to show up at the polls. If that happens and true conservatives just sit this one out rather than voting for "the other side", CO may end up sending this train wreck back to DC.

She's a rotten stupid Cunt.

Pretty sad that the front runner is determined by how much cash they can get from their supporters.

Imagine if their success was driven by their action.

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Democrat hoping for rematch against Lauren Boebert touts $3.4 million in donations -- biggest quarterly haul yet," user @kathrynresists posted.

Many critics referenced the recent debacle in which Boebert was kicked out of a performance of the Beetlejuice musical in Denver in September after she was accused of vaping, illegally recording and causing a disturbance during the show.

Boebert attended the show with her date, Quinn Gallagher, and the two were allegedly groping each other during the performance.

"However, Boebert's situation has changed since then due to her involvement in a scandal related to sexual misconduct at the Beetlejuice musical," the user posted.

Newsweek reached out to Boebert's press office and Frisch's campaign by email for comment.

In July, the Cook Political Report shifted the race to a toss-up after previously saying it would lean Republican.

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