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“A concealed carry permit was issued in that case,” Contee said when asked if the permit was granted for the first-year congresswoman. Boebert went viral last month for an ad she released of her walking around Capitol grounds in which she said, “I will carry my firearm in D.C. and in Congress.” ADVERTISEMENT The Colorado Republican is seen in the video walking around the Capitol while appearing to carry a handgun. Members are allowed to carry handguns on Capitol grounds. Contee said on Thursday that while the video suggested that she was armed, she’s never actually been seen with...

28 Jan 2021 House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) referred to House members who carry guns for self-defense as the “enemy within” on Thursday. Breitbart’s Joel Pollak reported Pelosi’s statement, wherein she was given a chance to put forward her stance on House Members who want to be armed for self-defense. Pollak tweeted: .@SpeakerPelosi referred to certain members of Congress as the "enemy within." When asked what she meant she said there are members who want to carry guns (like @RepBoebert who carries legally). So if you exercise your 2nd Amendment rights after a deadly riot, you are a...

Many Coloradans Have Already Had Enough of Lauren Boebert The gun-loving, conspiracy-theory-spouting congresswoman from Western Colorado has been in office for just over two weeks. But calls for her to resign, including a petition signed by more than 32,000 Coloradans, are growing by the day.Shane Monaghan •   January 18, 2021 It didn’t take long for Colorado’s newest congresswoman to make a name for herself in Washington—although it’s not necessarily a good one. In just over two weeks in office, Representative Lauren Boebert has advocated for overturning the results of the 2020 ...

Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo. (Lauren Boebert congressional office ) Boebert said a "handful" of other GOP members, however, broke the House rules and carried their firearms on the House floor on Wednesday sensing something may be amiss – the day President Trump called his supporters to Washington, D.C., telling them the election was stolen from him and encouraging them to march to the Capitol.  "Some members were armed, they kind of just had this feeling to bend the rules that day," Boebert, co-chair of the Second Amendment Caucus, said. "And we kind of all huddled close ...

After riots brought the U.S. Capitol to a standstill, Rep. Thomas Massie said some were happy to be armed while barricaded in their offices.