Current Events > Conservatives OUTRAGED at Boebert, Noem

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https://www.newsweek.com/boebert-noem-face-backlash-behavior-1827589

Following Representative Lauren Boebert's recent behavior at a theater in Denver and South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem's alleged affair with Corey Lewandowski, a longtime adviser to Donald Trump, some conservatives have taken to social media to criticize their actions.

Boebert and Noem, both Republicans, have been the main topic of discussion recently due to their recent alleged behavior. Last Sunday, Boebert was escorted out of a performance of Beetlejuice for causing a disturbance by vaping inside the Buell Theatre. Meanwhile, Noem has faced recent allegations, in which the Daily Mail first reported on Friday, that she has been engaged in a years-long affair with Lewandowskisomething that the governor's spokesperson denied.

Since the alleged behaviors came to light, conservatives have taken to X, formerly Twitter, to condemn their actions as they continue to criticize both politicians for not acting in the best interest of their constituents.

For conservative talk radio host Erick Erickson, he took to Substack on Saturday to express his concerns surrounding Boebert and Noem.

"Marjorie Taylor Green [sic], Kristi Noem, and Lauren Boebert are adultresses. America first should mean family first, which these political leaders have not done," Erickson wrote.

Meanwhile, conservative lawyer Jenna Ellis called out Boebert and Noem for their lack of "decency and truth."

"Between Noem, Boebert, Buck, and Jenner today and Trump's ridiculous wavering on the gender question... I have never been more proud to be an Independent right now. If I re-register, it would be for the sole purpose of voting for MORALS and Ron DeSantis in the primary. I'm so sick of Republican Party leadership being absolute morons and refusing to stand up for basic decency and truth," Ellis wrote.

Ellis, who served as Trump's lawyer during the 2020 presidential campaign, was recently charged alongside the former president and 17 others in Georgia's election-interference investigation. She has since plead not guilty to her charges.

Boebert has since issued a public apology in response to her behavior and said, "The past few days have been difficult and humbling, and I'm truly sorry for the unwanted attention my Sunday evening in Denver has brought to the community. While none of my actions or words as a private citizen that night were intended to be malicious or meant to cause harm, the reality is they did and I regret that."

However, some were unconvinced about Boebert's apology.

"Can't Colorado find some Republican not trashy and stupid to represent them in the 3rd congressional district?" conservative commentator Ann Coulter asked on X on Saturday in reference to Boebert, who in a separate post called the GOP lawmaker a "totally embarrassing bimbo."

According to the Daily Mail's report regarding Noem, it claimed it has a list of receipts of the governor's alleged affair with Lewandowski, including "stays at luxury resorts where their intimacy was observed and noted."

In a statement to the Daily Mail, Noem's spokesperson Ian Fury denied the affair allegations.

"'This is so predictable that you would attack Governor Noem less than a week after she endorsed Donald J. Trump as the 47th President of the United States," the statement said. "As Governor Noem said during that endorsement speech: 'Yes, I will be attacked for speaking the truth to all of you tonight. Yes, I expect Joe Biden, these candidates, their political operatives, and the media will perpetuate ugly, hateful misinformation in an attempt to destroy me and my family because of my opinions. It's nothing new. I'm getting used to it honestly.'"

Newsweek has reached out to Noem and Boebert for comment via email.

I'm with the "Let them Fight" camp on this one. Any excuse they can find to tear each other apart.

When your prudish nature and misogyny come into direct conflict with your need to own the libs, you have to find a way.

In this case, they have decided Noem and Boebert are disposable.

Conservative outrage. Delicious.

ai123 posted...

When your prudish nature and misogyny come into direct conflict with your need to own the libs, you have to find a way.

In this case, they have decided Noem and Boebert are disposable.

Yeah, I wonder if they'd have the same "outrage" if Noem or Boebert were men. Trump's not exactly Ward Cleaver by his statements and actions.

Conservatives when you hoard and sell their countrys biggest secrets:

conservatives when you vape and fondle your lover at a theatre:

brestugo posted...

Trump's ridiculous wavering on the gender question

wtf do they even mean by this

It's so hard to take statements like these seriously after all the things they gave Trump a pass for. But maybe it is just their misogyny showing.

Gwynevere posted...

wtf do they even mean by this

I'm guessing they're wanting to know if Trump is a transphobe or not

Gwynevere posted...

wtf do they even mean by this

Trump probably hasn't been as militant anti trans as they would like?

He doesn't have any real beliefs about anything other than his own well-being.

"The past few days have been difficult and humbling, and I'm truly sorry for the unwanted attention my Sunday evening in Denver has brought to the community. While none of my actions or words as a private citizen that night were intended to be malicious or meant to cause harm, the reality is they did and I regret that."

Damn. Idk if that's even a non-apology. It never mentioned apologizing, in fact it kinda insults the people who want one. I'm not convinced her and her like in politics aren't just actors or something following a general rule guide from whatever handler.

That comment reeks of being intentionally designed to appear as an apology without ever actually doing so. Also playing for pity, suggesting her right to privacy was invaded somehow, and subtly calling anyone who has a problem with it a snowflake basically by regretting how people took it, not that she did it.

All that said the only reason I care at all is cause she's a huge hypocrite and sadly represents the country. If someone that was actually a private citizen did it I wouldn't care at all. I barely care she did, it's pretty on brand. Which is its own, larger and broader issue.

GranolaPanic posted...

Madison Cawthorn

That's a name I haven't heard in a while.

ragnarokius posted...

Damn. Idk if that's even a non-apology. It never mentioned apologizing, in fact it kinda insults the people who want one.
That comment reeks of being intentionally designed to appear as an apology without ever actually doing so. Also playing for pity, suggesting her right to privacy was invaded somehow, and subtly calling anyone who has a problem with it a snowflake basically by regretting how people took it, not that she did it.

Its the standard corporate apology. CEOs use it all the time. You see it every time a video came publisher gets caught doing something shitty.

UnsteadyOwl posted...

It's so hard to take statements like these seriously after all the things they gave Trump a pass for. But maybe it is just their misogyny showing.

I think they'd probably be giving each other high 5s if this was Trump involved.

They would still vote for those adulteresses over a family man with a D next to his name.

jumi posted...

They would still vote for those adulteresses over a family man with a D next to his name.

I would 100% vote for an adultress with D next to her name over a Republican whose 'family man' credentials were beyond reproach.

Wouldn't you?

Republicans are going to get decimated next year

brestugo posted...

"Can't Colorado find some Republican not trashy and stupid to represent them in the 3rd congressional district?" conservative commentator Ann Coulter asked on X on Saturday in reference to Boebert, who in a separate post called the GOP lawmaker a "totally embarrassing bimbo."

Broken clocks, etc

She'll probably be issued a stern warning and they'll wag their finger at her. And that's about the best we can hope for.

Xatrion posted...

She'll probably be issued a stern warning and they'll wag their finger at her. And that's about the best we can hope for.

Boebert could be toast. It's still early, but her campaign is in some big trouble.

Xatrion posted...

She'll probably be issued a stern warning and they'll wag their finger at her. And that's about the best we can hope for.

She barely won re-election.

If they were men, they absolutely would have gotten off here with zero consequences.

brestugo posted...

Last Sunday, Boebert was escorted out of a performance of Beetlejuice for causing a disturbance by vaping inside the Buell Theatre.

Just vaping, huh? Nothing else at all?

brestugo posted...

Boebert could be toast. It's still early, but her campaign is in some big trouble.

Irony posted...

She barely won re-election.

You two are grossly overestimating the willingness of the gop to hold their own accountable for.....name a deplorable action.

Xatrion posted...

You two are grossly overestimating the willingness of the gop to hold their own accountable for.....name a deplorable action.

We'll see what happens, but she admitted she was in trouble (re-election wise) even before this happened.

Last Sunday, Boebert was escorted out of a performance of Beetlejuice for causing a disturbance by vaping inside the Buell Theatre.

Hey look. Mainstream media drastically underreported what happened involving a right winger being a shitheel again. Quick, everyone look surprised.

What it should say is "Last Sunday, Boebert was escorted out of a performance of Beetlejuice for causing a disturbance by vaping, being loud and disrupting the show for other patrons, and groping and being groped by her date inside the Buell Theatre."