The Colorado Republican's 2014 remarks about former President Barack Obama may surprise some of her supporters.
A decade-old clip of Representative Lauren Boebert referring to then-President Barack Obama as 'my president,' and saying she 'would never do anything to disrespect' the president has resurfaced, going viral on social media.Boebert, an outspoken Republican who represents Colorado's Third Congressional District, famously heckled current President Joe Biden during his 2022 State of the Union address.
'I would never do anything to disrespect my president. I believe it is an office that is in place by God and I would never say anything to disrespect him. I didn't know that that comment was even made. I actually just picked up the sign at a local store.''No, I stand corrected,' Boebert added as she appeared to glance at the sign in question. 'A friend of mine bought that for me, and I thought it was fitting.
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