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Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) has a surprising theory about why Republicans lost the midterms, and she laughed off the most obvious fix. In an exclusive video recorded Tuesday, Boebert scoffed when a reporter asked whether the party needs to moderate. "No, we're definitely moderate enough," she said. Pressed on whether she believed Republicans lost because they were too moderate, she didn't back down. "I always think that we're too moderate," Boebert told Raw Story. She began by spreading the blame around. "I think we hurt ourselves in a lot of ways," Boebert said. "A lot of it was messaging. A…

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Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) was turned away from a House Republican meeting Tuesday morning, a day after CNN projected she had lost her seat , according to a source who spoke to Capitol Hill reporter Juliegrace Brufke. “Boebert got turned away,” the source told Brufke . Boebert later told Brufke that House Republican leaders admitted to an error. “Conference said they messed up and should have never said my race had been called,” she said. House Republicans who will serve in the next Congress held a candidate forum that morning ahead of a secret-ballot vote that afternoon on who will lead the…

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Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert (R) insisted on Monday that her reelection race wasn’t over yet, despite CNN’s Decision Desk projecting a win for her Democratic opponent earlier in the day. “The fat lady ain’t sung yet,” Boebert told TMZ’s Jacob Wasserman outside the House steps. “We have thousands of ballots that are being cured,” she…

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