Insufferable Boebert Allegedly Slapped Ex-Hubby!

Boebert controversies continue. Lawmaker has a 43% of winning GOP primary.

Only in the world of MAGA, you have two women who were elected to be trolls instead of legislators. Two women who would divorce their husbands for the world of MAGA.

Both of them are too grown to be acting like this.

Both are mothers, grandmothers and human beings. Their behaviors are so Karen like.

They chastise those who support rights of the oppressed. While in quiet, they act like they're oppressed. 

Both have committed adultery and regard their constituents as suckers.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) are the right's version of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO).

Republicans should line up a candidate to primary challenge Greene. She spends less than 15% of her time in the district. She currently promoting her book in Florida and appearing at Trump sponsored events in New Hampshire and Iowa.

Boebert has announced she will run in the 4th Congressional District of Colorado to replace Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) who retiring for a spot on CNN. She abandoned the 3rd District due to her competitor being well placed and well equipped to defeat her.

Republicans feel comfortable that the 3rd may still be in Republican control.

Boebert will face a competitive primary and her rivals will use her latest scandals as an opportunity to send her back home.

Jayson has been abusive towards Lauren in the past. So it comes as a surprise he called the law on her.

An altercation happened between Boebert and ex-husband Jayson.

A meeting between the long-embattled couple became physical on Saturday night, The Daily Beast first reported, citing an aide to Lauren Boebert. Colorado's Silt Police Department confirmed to the outlet that an "active investigation" is ongoing.

The police department did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment on Sunday. A spokesperson from Lauren Boebert's office also did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

In a statement to The Denver Post via her campaign, Boebert said: "This is a sad situation for all that keeps escalating and another reason I'm moving. I didn't punch Jayson in the face and no one was arrested."

Lauren Boebert's aide told The Daily Beast that the former couple met up at a restaurant after Jayson Boebert asked for a meeting with his ex-wife after attempting to hug her earlier that same day when she picked up their son from his home. At one point at the restaurant, Jayson Boebert attempted "to grab her" in "an aggressive move, not romantic," The Daily Beast reported, citing the aide, who had heard the story from Lauren Boebert.

As Lauren Boebert attempted to keep Jayson Boebert back, she "put her hand in his face, put her hand on his nose," and then Jayson Boebert called the police to report a case of domestic violence, The Daily Beast reported, citing the aide.

Lauren Boebert then called a non-emergency number and said that a domestic violence incident had not occurred, per the report.

What a perfect family.

Jayson Boebert spoke with The Daily Beast on Sunday and confirmed the details of an X post from the American Muckrakers PAC that his ex-wife had "punched" him in the face several times.

According to The Daily Beast, no one was arrested.

The alleged incident comes shortly after Lauren Boebert, a conservative who represents Colorado's 3rd congressional district, last month decided to abandon her reelection bid in her highly competitive reelection race and switch to the open 4th district congressional race — in what is a firmly Republican redoubt.

Lauren Boebert's district switch has received mixed reactions, with some Republicans applauding her move while others are questioning her candidacy in a district where she doesn't live or have political roots.

Last week, she told The Durango Herald she was "protecting" her 3rd district constituents from a Democratic takeover of the seat in 2024 by running in the redder 4th district, which was easily carried by then-President Donald Trump in 2020.

Over the course of Lauren Boebert's roughly three-year congressional tenure, she has generated headlines over her controversial statements as a lawmaker as well as the tumult in her personal life, including last year's Beetlejuice scandal where she was booted from a Denver theater over her conduct.