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"I would love to see how many taxpayer dollars Representative Jayapal wasted on this ridiculous ethics complaint rehashing leftist media talking points and offering no real substance," Boebert says in a release announcing the decision. "She represents the worst of the entrenched swamp creatures who waste taxpayer money on partisan crusades and endless investigations. Luckily, the House Committee on Ethics saw through Representative Jayapal’s posturing and dismissed her ethics complaint." In her March 10 complaint, Jayapal had claimed that Boebert encouraged rioters by tweeting "This is 177...

1 of 2 The homepage of TheLaurenBoebert.com, a parody website created by comedian and TV comedy writer Toby Morton, features a photograph of U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert from the Silt Republican’s press kit on her congressional website. Morton said on Monday, May 3, 2021, that Boebert’s office demanded the site be taken down. (TheLaurenBoebert.com website) The logo of Shooters Grill, a gun-themed restaurant in Rifle owned by U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Silt, and her husband, Jayson. Rural Colorado United, an independent expenditure organization devoted to unseating Boe...

The logo for Rep. Lauren Boebert's (R-Co.) pro-gun restaurant is being sold as an NFT after the congresswoman let ownership expire.

If you're wondering what the parody site looks like, it does use the same main image as Lauren's official Congressional site (different from her campaign site). Here's what the mobile version of the parody site looks like: And here's her official Congressional site (note the same image): The parody site honestly doesn't have that much more on it. It shows a couple Boebert tweets, then has links to some other parody sites of wacky Republican members of Congress and Senators, and says that it's a parody site (which isn't just a talisman where saying it automatically makes it true). Update: Th...