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Video of people on Jimmy Kimmel thinking that actual Boebert footage is an SNL sketch.

Done. >> don't come knocking on my door with your fauci ouchie. you leave us the hell alone. >> reporter: and then, there was this tweet. t trotting out hitler and his third reich, biden has deployed needle nazis to mesa county, which is one of the counties in our district. what was she thinking with that tweet and the other things she's written and said? we went to capitol hill to ask her. >> representative boebert, question for you. why did you use the term needle nazis on your twitter feed? were you trying to make fun of people? liken them to hitler? any comment at all? the tragic fact is m...

Representative Lauren Boebert is a lot of things. She’s a mom of four, married to a fella who only exposed himself to minors at a bowling alley that one time. She’s a failed internet model turned small business owner, running a restaurant known more for its defiant political positions — and its merch! — than its food. She’s also a gun fetishist, a Q-Anon sympathizer, a Trump worshipper and the U.S. House representative from Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District. What she’s not is a trademark and copyright attorney. Or, apparently, good with things like details and deadlines.

AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin The subject of security at the Capitol building is hot. After the actions of several individuals unlawfully entering the building earlier this year (aka “ THE INSURRECTION”), the decry for more and better security measures has occurred. A lot of this comes with a steaming cup of hypocrisy, such as Pelosi’s hissy fits over Representative Boebert wanting to carry her Glock while on the job and pushes for added security for congresscritters in their home states. If the events of 2020 and 2021 has not taught some of these lawmakers that responsibly armed citizens p...

Add to that a gob-smacking misunderstanding of basic American civics, specifically about how the Constitution she purportedly cherishes actually, you know, works. "Protecting and defending the Constitution doesn't mean trying to rewrite the parts you don't like," she tweeted, to which even the Second Amendment said, "Uhhh...dude. I'm standing right here." And then came her speech February 24 on the floor of the house, which she delivered in staunch and incomprehensible opposition to the Equality Act (which passed the House the next day). She included an offhand slam to colleges and universiti...