Lauren Boebert Did WORSE Than Every Republican On Her Ballot

Lauren Boebert may have squeaked out a win in her district, but that win isn't anything she should celebrate, especially when compared to every other Republican on the ballot in her district. A new analysis of the votes show that Boebert UNDER performed every Republican on the ballot in that district, except for one, showing that most voters are fine with Republicans, just not with her. Farron Cousins explains what this means for her future.

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Lauren Bber claims that the reason she did so poorly in her reelection bid that she's only technically won by 551 votes, even though it's headed for a recount and officially has not been called yet, says. The reason she did so poorly, of course, was cuz all the other Republicans on the ticket were really dragging it down and she, she actually did really well if you ask her. Well, the Colorado son didn't need to ask her. What they did was they looked at the actual vote totals and they determined that every other statewide Republican on the same ballot as Lauren Bobber fared much better than she did, even though they all ultimately went on to lose their elections. There's only one Republican on the ballot in her district that did worse than her. And that of course, was the Republican gubernatorial candidate, Heidi Gnal, who ended up losing her race by 20 points statewide.

But in Colorado's third congressional district, it is safe to say officially Lauren Bobert was the biggest loser out of all of the other Republican losers. She was not dragged down by the other candidates. If anything, it looks like the other candidates were dragged down a little bit by her. Let me read this from the Colorado son here in the 26 counties whose election results were analyzed by the Sun Bobert beat her Democratic challenger, former harassment city councilman Adam Fri by 2,375 votes or 0.7 percentage points. The only Republican candidate for major statewide office who fared worse than Bobert in those counties was Heidi Gnal, who lost to Democratic governor Jared polls by 1.62 percentage points or roughly 5,000 votes. While Gnal may have fared worse in the third district than Bobert, every other G O P candidate won by a larger margin than the congresswoman in the district, even as they all went on to lose their races statewide by double digits.

So you got a bunch of Republican losers in Colorado who still managed to do better in Bob's district than Bobert did. They didn't drag her down, she helped to drag them down probably. So here's why this is important. It's not just a haha moment for Bobert, although let's take a moment and say, ha ha, you're an idiot. It's, it's actually very important because the thing here shows, and this is what does not bode well, by the way, for Trump being their nominee in 2024. If it happens, Republicans are apparently more than willing to not vote for the crazy people, but still go out and vote for other Republicans. They're not staying home, they're still going out there to vote, but they're looking at this ballot and seeing the names of a person they know is a lunatic, and they're saying, absolutely not. This is not who I am.

This is not what I want. I'll vote for every Republican on this ballot, but not this one. That's amazing. It shows for the most part because this is what happened in Arizona, it happened in Colorado, it happened in Pennsylvania. It shows that these Republicans out there may not be as lost as we think they are. That's a good thing. It means that this MAGA movement that Lauren Bobber is a part of, and so are those losers in Arizona. It shows that it's not as powerful as it may appear. Certainly not as powerful as Donald Trump thinks that it is probably not even as powerful as those of us who do this every day have thought that it is and have told people that it is. That's something I would be glad to be wrong about. And the numbers are backing that up. That's what's so amazing here. Republicans are still showing up to vote. They're still voting for Republicans, but apparently they do have a line. So even though Bobert won and even with the recount, she's probably still gonna win. She is still in the eyes of those voters in her district, a loser, and that's not gonna vote well for next time she's up for reelection. Democrats know that she is vulnerable. Republicans know that she is vulnerable. She may not even make it out of a primary in two years when she's up for reelection.