House Rep. Lauren Boebert’s campaign manager, Drew Sexton, told the Washington Post in a September 13 article that Boebert wasn’t vaping inside the Buell Theater at a performance of the musical Beetlejuice, as theatergoers around her had told security, but that the appearance of smoke came from “heavy fog machines and electronic cigarettes” used during the show, “so there might have been ‘a misunderstanding from someone sitting near her’.”
But video shows there was no “misunderstanding.”
Sexton lied to the Post.
Vape “smoke” coming out of Boebert’s mouth at the Buell Theater in Denver last Sunday
The video also shows Rep. Boebert giving ushers the middle finger as she was escorted out of the theater:
Boebert flips the bird to theater employees on her way out.
Even the disgraced and indicted former Trump attorney from Colorado, Jenna Ellis, wrote on Twitter that Boebert’s behavior at the theater was “embarrassing and disrespectful behavior from a sitting Congresswoman,” adding, “Good grief, Republicans. Do better.”
