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4:51Now PlayingLauren Boebert gets humiliated by the White House social media after she again tries to claim credit for the funding benefits of a bill for her constituents, which she had actually voted against. John Iadarola and Yasmin Kahn break it down on The Damage Report.
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White House calls out Rep. Boebert for taking 'credit for investments' she 'voted against'
"US Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) on Wednesday announced on social media that she helped secure millions of dollars in funding for a Colorado community initiative — although she did not back the infrastructure bill that provided the funds.
The Colorado lawmaker wrote via X (formerly Twitter), "Great meeting with Glenwood Springs City Councilor and former Mayor Jonathan Godes. We have secured over $51.4 million for the South Bridge. Was thrilled to hear about nearly $30 million in costs savings in addition and that my support has helped make this project a reality."
The White House's X account replied: "One thing about Congressional Republicans…they’re going to take credit for investments they voted against."
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