Video Proves Lauren Boebert LIED About Vaping During Beetlejuice Show
September 16, 2023
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as posted by the channelLauren Boebert has adamantly denied that she was vaping during a recent theater performance of Beetlejuice, but surveillance video has emerged showing that Boebert was, in fact, vaping right near a pregnant woman indoors during the show. The video also shows the woman appear to ask Boebert something, possibly to stop vaping inside and causing a scene. Farron Cousins explains why this new video is so bad for Boebert.
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As we've talked about earlier in the week, Lauren Bobert this past weekend was kicked out of a performance of Beetlejuice, the musical for causing a scene and using her phone, and of course allegedly vaping. Now, out of all of those allegations, the vaping indoors next to a pregnant woman is the only one that Lauren Bobert adamantly denied. She was not vaping during that performance. And it's ridiculous to even suggest that. And now there's actually video that literally shows Lauren Bobert vaping near a pregnant woman indoors during the performance of Beetlejuice the musical. Here is that video that proves that Lauren Bobert is an absolute liar. And if I might add, uh, quite trashy as well, here she is,
Bobert Bobert Bobert, say it three times, and she appears in security video from a weekend performance of Beetlejuice with a congresswoman who was kicked outta the theater for being disruptive. The D C P A says she was vaping. Bert's team denied that, said the haze was from fog machines. In the show, that claim goes up in smoke when you see the video. The pregnant woman sitting behind Bobert told the Denver Post. She asked her to stop vaping and Bobert refused her. One woman show continued taking flash photos, raising her hands and dancing, often the only one clapping or standing up in the crowd. Bobert occasionally took a break from being disruptive to enjoy the company of her male companion. He briefly had a grasp on the situation before Ushers returned and told Bobert she had to leave.
That video, of course, is from, uh, next with Kyle Clark. So, uh, Bravo, Mr. Clark on having that video. Uh, here's the thing though, that Lauren Bobert should have realized the rest of her. Well, pretty much all of it now that we know, uh, was was caught on surveillance video, right? There's video of her being escorted out. There's video of her giving the staffers the middle finger as she's being escorted out and in the full clip that Mr. Clark, uh, actually had there, he does show that at the end. But here's the thing. In that clip you just saw, you can see that at one point the woman behind Bobert, like after she takes a rip off her vape, like leans over and talks to her for a moment, possibly, although obviously there's no audio with the, uh, uh, surveillance video, I'm assuming she's asking her to stop.
I mean, that seems logical, but also you've gotta wonder like, what the hell was bobert thinking? You're not like, that's not allowed. You can't do that. What the hell is wrong with you? I mean, you can't wait till intermission to run outside and take a few rips off the vape and then go back in for the remainder of their performance. And you can't sit for two, two and a half hours, whatever, without feeling the need to get that, uh, in your system. Jesus h Man, I mean, look, trust me, I know I get it, but it's also, you know, if you've got a little bit of willpower, you can sit for an hour or two without having to do that in an area where you're not allowed to do it. Here's another part, and this just kind of shows how obnoxious Bobert is. You see her in the video, right?
She's the o like everybody else in that theater is like mm-hmm. Mm-hmm, we're watching along with the play Bert's sitting there. She's like getting into it. She's all. Yeah, like it's, um, it's, it's Beetlejuice. I mean, you were the only one behaving in that manner that we can see through that whole theater. You were literally the only one there doing that. So, you know that that speaks a lot to her character. She doesn't care about everybody else around her. She doesn't care that they paid good money for the tickets. She's ruining their experience at the theater. But more importantly, hopefully she is ruining her chances of winning reelection next year. As I've repeatedly talked about, uh, her advisors are telling her she's got to tone it down. Republican voters in the district who voted for her twice have already said they're sick of her. They're not gonna do it again. She's struggling with the fundraising. She's struggling against her opponent, Adam Frisch, and this whole Beetlejuice thing, and lying about vaping.
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