GOP's Lauren Boebert failed to disclose husband's income from energy company during 2020 campaign
Source: raw story
Matthew Chapman August 18, 2021
On Wednesday, local news station KDVR and the Associated Press reported that Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO), an infamously outspoken pro-Trump and QAnon-curious freshman lawmaker, failed to disclose income her husband made from an energy firm when she was running for Congress in 2020.
"In paperwork filed with the House of Representatives on Tuesday, the Republican congresswoman reported that her husband, Jayson Boebert, received the money as a consultant to 'Terra Energy Productions' in 2020, and earned $460,000 as a consultant for the firm in 2019," said the report. "Boebert did not report the income last year, when she stunned the political world by ousting incumbent Rep. Scott Tipton during the GOP primary in Colorado's sprawling 3rd district, which stretches from ski resorts to energy-rich basins in the state's west. Boebert went on to win the general election in the Republican-leaning district."
No company called "Terra Energy Productions" appears to exist, but the disclosure could actually mean Terra Energy Partners, a Texas-based gas firm that operates wells in Boebert's district. Boebert has been a fierce opponent of climate legislation, some of which could reduce gas production in the long run.
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dexdah
(62 posts)Who can keep track if youre a bobblehead like boebert.
PSPS
(15,320 posts)Jayson Boebert's CV consists of "working in oil and gas fields" and, now, co-owner with his wife of a joint called "Shooters Grill." Well, if that doesn't warrant his value as a high-paid "consultant," I don't know what is!!111!!!
secondwind
(16,903 posts)dont seem to fit together
Champp
(2,409 posts)a corrupt, lying, nut case
gab13by13
(32,317 posts)that Terra Energy gave money to Lauren's husband as a consultant to bypass campaign finance laws. How many other gas consultants make that kind of money? Just asking.
Ziggysmom
(4,123 posts)It's called a bribe and money laundering.
twodogsbarking
(18,774 posts)She is the most crazy and that is saying something 'cause the competition is fierce.
Paladin
(32,354 posts)Will be interesting to see what he did in the way of actual work.
cstanleytech
(28,471 posts)After all by now probably 99% of Americans know that Republicans pretty much are crooked.
That will not of course cause many Republican voters to change though as they will still vote for them as they do not care that the people they vote for might be liars as all they care about is that they vote for a Republican.