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4:28Now PlayingMembers of Congress are required to disclose their personal financial records each year to make sure that they aren't dealing under the table. But Lauren Boebert has always struggled with her records, and now she's asking for an extension so that she doesn't have to release her information until AFTER her primary in Colorado. It is painfully obvious why Boebert is doing this, but the delay tactic only raises even more questions for her prospective voters. Farron Cousins explains why this is happening.
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