Boebert Accidentally Admits She's Only In Office To Troll People

During an interview with Steve Bannon this week, Lauren Boebert admitted that she gets "sad" when people call her office with actual problems instead of just calling to yell at her. This is just further proof that Boebert only exists as a lawmaker to "troll" the people that she doesn't like, and she takes absolutely no joy in having to do REAL, actual work. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Lauren Bobert accidentally admitted this week during a conversation with Steve Bannon, that she really is only in office so that she can be a troll, so that she can be, as her opponent called it in last year's race, anger attainment. And I love that term. I'm going to start using it more often. But here's the thing. Bobert admitted while talking to Steve Bannon that she gets sad. She gets sad. She said, when non angry people call her office when it's actually constituents, you know, wanting her to work and do things for them, or calling with problems, it makes her sad because she just wants to fight because her entire career is nothing but anger attainment. Here is exactly what Bobbitt said, quote, I kind of get sad when it's the positive ones. I was like, man, I was looking forward to a fight here. And uh, you know, I'm like, oh, this is a real one.

That quote right there tells you everything you need to know, not just about her career, but the career of so many other Republicans in office today, both at the federal and the state level. They don't exist to actually legislate. They didn't run for office and win this power because they wanna make positive change in the world. They did it because deep down, I just wanna fight. I just want them angry people calling me and I yell back at them, and then I'll hang up and be like, oh boy, did you see what I did to them? Sorry. That's how we fight down here in the south. But that is what this is. I get sad when it's, you know, one of those constituents like, Hey, we have a problem in our district and as our lawmaker, you should handle it. Oh, well these people want me to work.

I just wanna fight. She says, because this is what American politics has become, and it is mostly on the right. I probably some on the left, honestly, I can't think of any who are like that, but let's imagine for a second it was. Can you imagine what would happen if AOC went out there and didn't interview and said, I get so sad when happy people call saying hi, I like you, but we do need help in our district. Ugh, I just wanna fight with people. That'd be the only headline you would see in conservative media for the rest of the year is AOC just wants to fight. She doesn't wanna legislate. But again, with Lauren Bobert, yeah, this story's all over leftist media this week, but it's bigger than that. It's bigger than just her statement. It's the fact that she is not there to legislate. She is there to be a troll. She enjoys people off because she likes to just go back and forth with them all the time on the telephone.

That's what gives her life, meaning people off. She could, and so many other Republicans, Marjorie Taylor Green, Matt Gates, any of these other idiots out there who just thrive off of the controversy they create, y'all could be out there actually doing good for the country. You could be passing legislation that would benefit the lives of not just the people in your district, but the people all over the country. You could be making a positive impact on the world because you have the position of power, but instead, you want to use that power to people off because that's what makes you feel good. That's the only way you can validate yourself as a human being, is to off other people. What a crappy, pathetic, useless way to go through life. But that is exactly what these Republicans in DC are doing today.