June 17, 2024 11:54 AM UTC

Lauren Boebert Again Allegedly Vaping Where It's Not Allowed

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• by: Colorado Pols

As the Daily Beast’s Dan Ladden-Hall reports and Bob Beauprez once said famously to a horse’s ass, “there’s that smell again.”

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) has once again been accused of vaping in a place where it’s strictly prohibited. The Trump-loving congresswoman was spotted sporting an “autographed MAGA hat” and puffing away while in the stands of Nationals Park during the Congressional Baseball Game on Wednesday, according to Politico.

The outlet reported that her actions were in contravention of the ballpark’s smoking policy, which makes “no exception for electronic cigarettes or any other type of smoking device.” Her latest alleged vape violation comes after she was criticized for vaping in a Denver theater during a production of Beetlejuice—an incident about which she’s still being grilled.

We’re still looking for photographic evidence of Colorado’s controversy-magnet carpetbagger Rep. Lauren Boebert vaping inside Washington D.C.’s Nationals Park last Wednesday at the annual Congressional Baseball Game, which we can confirm contains no authorized smoking areas. We do know from this photo on Boebert’s Facebook page that Boebert brought her mother and “QAnon” expert witness Shawna Bentz:

Most importantly, we haven’t seen any response yet from Boebert to questions about this latest vaping incident. It’s worth remembering that after Boebert was ejected from the Denver Center for the Performing Arts last September for repeatedly hitting her vape pen (among other infractions), Boebert’s staff denied that she was vaping inside the theater for several days until security camera footage obtained by a local TV news station unmistakably showed Boebert exhaling smoke into the row of patrons in front of her. For Boebert, the rule of “pics or it didn’t happen” isn’t just for bragging rights, it’s a defense strategy. Or at least it was.

If the report is true, we don’t suggest Boebert lie about it again. That’s when the video of Boebert’s “very private moments” always seems to turn up.

Stay tuned, we’ll update when the denial and/or ugly proof goes public.