Lauren Boebert Is Getting Spanked By Her Democratic Opponent In Fundraising

Lauren Boebert's reelection chances continue to get worse, as she's being outraised by millions of dollars by her Democratic opponent Adam Frisch. Frisch has raised millions of dollars in a time period when Boebert couldn't even raise a full million dollars. To make things even worse for her, her Republican primary opponent is racking up endorsements and catching up to her in fundraising. Added all together and this could easily spell doom for the embattled Republican, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.

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If you thought the Republican party's overall financial problems were bad, then you haven't seen Lauren Bert's finances. According to new campaign finance disclosures, Lauren Bobert is being outraged, literally millions of dollars being outraised by by her democratic opponent, Adam Frisch. Adam Frisch, of course, is the man who ran against Bobert last year and lost by 546 votes, and right now he is beating the living hell out of her in the fundraising department. Fris throughout the entire year has raised $7.7 million compared to Lauren Bert's, $2.4 million. Fris actually has so much money that he is one of the top fundraisers for any house seat in the entire country. He is just behind Kevin McCarthy, who of course is now not running, but you're talking about the speaker of the house up until you know, September, uh, had raised only slightly more than Adam Fris has raised Bobert. During the three month span from July to September, July 1st to September 30th, Bobert only raised $850,000.

During that same time period, Adam Frisch raised 3.4 million, so she's raising a few hundred thousand for every million this guy is pulling in. To make things even worse, for Lauren Bobert, her Republican challenger man by the name of, uh, Jeff Hurd, he has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. He is racking up endorsements from popular current and former Republican lawmakers in the state of Colorado. He is a real challenge to her and he stands a great chance of beating her in the Republican primary. But even if he doesn't, we're looking at a situation where Adam Fris can keep his powder dry, right? The millions he's raising, he doesn't have to spend any of it yet because Bobert is gonna have to blow her. What a a 3.4? No, uh, 2.4 million to stay alive in the primary. So even if Bobert survives the primary, she's gonna survive it with no money. And then suddenly Fri, who already again has 7.7, by then, he'll have probably well over $10 million. Then he can just beat the living hell out of her in as many ads as he wants, running in them as many times as he wants because he'll have all the money and she'll have nothing. This does not bode well for Lauren Bobert. Like there's no way

To slice this where it looks like Lauren Bobert keeps her job. She either loses the primary and then we have a real race between frisch and herd. You know that one, you know, who knows what'll happen or she survives the the primary and then Frisch delivers the death blow in the general. I don't think Bert's coming back, I think 2024 will be her last year in Congress. I think her actions at Beetlejuice were the straw that broke the camel's back. The voters continuously cite that she's done, but that doesn't mean fresh is gonna be the winner because you also have to keep in mind a lot of the money that Frish is getting is coming from out of state. Out-of-state voters do not get to vote in this Colorado district. So he's getting a lot of money from people who cannot vote for him. And as we've seen in Texas and Kentucky and South Carolina, just 'cause you raise a ton of money doesn't mean you're gonna be able to beat a strong Republican opponent because most of the money's coming from people who can't vote for you. So don't take this as Adam Frisch is definitely gonna win the district, but I think do take it as whoever wins that district is probably not gonna be somebody named Lauren Bobert.