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dpibel

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37. Oh, obviously!

Wed Jun 26, 2024, 01:39 AM

Jun 2024

"Lauren Boebert has a massive lead in the 4th Congressional District Republican primary, poll shows"

U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert is the clear front-runner in the six-way Republican primary in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District as voters begin receiving their ballots, according to a new poll.

Forty percent of those polled said they would vote for Boebert in the June 25 primary, while 5% said they would vote for businessman Peter Yu; 4% each said they would vote for state Rep. Richard Holtorf, former state Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg and conservative commentator Deborah Flora; and 3% said they would vote for state Rep. Mike Lynch.

How do you define "hated"? Or, for that matter, "obviously."? Or "polling"?

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Well... looks like we're stuck with Lauren Boebert [View all] In It to Win It Jun 2024 OP

republican religious family values for all the world to see nt msongs Jun 2024 #1

if it is any consolation her opponents appeared every bit as insane Takket Jun 2024 #2

You're right. In It to Win It Jun 2024 #3

But it still would have been fun to watch her lose dflprincess Jun 2024 #12

No. She will not be elegible for her very small pension until she is 62. niyad Jun 2024 #32

But eventually she will collect dflprincess Jun 2024 #41

Not for another 36 years, and that is only if she wins in Roevember. niyad Jun 2024 #42

Does that mean Democrats don't stand a chance in that district? JohnSJ Jun 2024 #4

My friend lives in that district Alliepoo Jun 2024 #5

Sorry to hear that. Thanks for the insight. JohnSJ Jun 2024 #7

If I Rebl2 Jun 2024 #24

Probably slim chance for dem to win this district FloridaBlues Jun 2024 #6

It's very rural. - nt CrispyQ Jun 2024 #11

It's an r+27 or so. niyad Jun 2024 #33

Stupid is as stupid does. onecaliberal Jun 2024 #8

It was pretty much dumbfucks all the way down GenThePerservering Jun 2024 #9

I'm surprised. I really thought they hated her in the district. jimfields33 Jun 2024 #10

Didn't matter if they did. They'd vote in a pile B.See Jun 2024 #14

The anti-bobo vote was split 5 ways... getagrip_already Jun 2024 #15

Why did you think that? dpibel Jun 2024 #28

Polling obviously jimfields33 Jun 2024 #31

Oh, obviously! dpibel Jun 2024 #37

I'm happy for you. You seem ecstatic. jimfields33 Jun 2024 #40

But did she win "handily"? Blue Owl Jun 2024 #13

I am pretty sure she 'breasted' the field ..... nt kelly1mm Jun 2024 #16

ya she was quite a few strokes ahead nt miyazaki Jun 2024 #19

Another Happy Ending for her. Abolishinist Jun 2024 #20

HAH! By all reports, there was no 'happy ending' at the theater... DemocraticPatriot Jun 2024 #23

HAH HAH! Abolishinist Jun 2024 #26

"Reached" "Swallowed" "thwarted" "couldn't be convinced to come" DemocraticPatriot Jun 2024 #27

Oh gawd..... You people OWN this snark! LMAO DemocraticPatriot Jun 2024 #22

I'm not surprised Mz Pip Jun 2024 #17

It's good for Democrats if Republicans are in a minority. kentuck Jun 2024 #18

So we will probably have "bimbo Boebert" to kick around for another two years... DemocraticPatriot Jun 2024 #21

She's under 50% DavidDvorkin Jun 2024 #25

Final votes, she is at 62%. niyad Jun 2024 #45

Well, hopefully the Dems can win in CO 3rd in November..?? aeromanKC Jun 2024 #29

I agree. Kaleva Jun 2024 #36

It's R Safe JustAnotherGen Jun 2024 #39

CO-3 is qbert's current district (which she isn't serving), where she barely won niyad Jun 2024 #43

Yeah, the new one she ran in is much more right-wing Polybius Jun 2024 #44

I'll be optimistic, it's better to have worthless/vile MAGAts who can't even hide it occasionally Silent Type Jun 2024 #30

Disappointing outcome politically. Aussie105 Jun 2024 #34

A chicken in every palm lame54 Jun 2024 #35

Those people who voted for her JustAnotherGen Jun 2024 #38