Thread by @AdamForColorado

Lauren Boebert has been in office for 600 days. She hasn't passed ONE SINGLE PIECE of legislation. Further more, she has voted in extremely out-of-step ways many times. Here are 10 of her most morally reprehensible votes. She clearly doesn't know right from wrong. 1/

Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene are the only Congresspeople who voted NO on a bill that would increase access to life-saving treatment options for cancer patients. 2/

Lauren Boebert voted NO on a bill protecting senior citizens from scams. Nearly all of the other Republicans voted yes. #Outofstep 3/

Lauren Boebert was one of only NINE members of Congress to vote against protecting mothers who serve in our armed forces. #SupportOurVets #OutOfStep #ProtectOurVets 4/

Water is the most important resource in #CD3. Lauren Boebert voted against the STREAM Act which would protect our water. 5/

We all live on the lands of indigenous nations who came before us. Lauren Boebert voted against an act that would curb scams perpetrated against indigenous tribes and tribal members. 6/

We all understand the opioid epidemic. Risks to first responders to people suffering for addiction are real & need to be addressed. Lauren Boebert was one of only a few Congresspeople who voted against the bill to improve education on fentanyl risks for first responders. 7/

Lauren Boebert also voted against an act that would give law enforcement more tools to combat fentanyl trafficking. So much for backing the blue. 8/

Lauren Boebert voted AGAINST legislation critical to human rights and law enforcement in the fight to combat human trafficking. She is morally reprehensible. 9/

Once again, Lauren Boebert voted against our Veterans best interests. She voted against helping veterans access their records to support the claims of sick and dying vets. #SupportOurVeterans 10/

Wildfires are one of the most pressing natural disasters this county continually faces. Breaking with the majority of Republicans, Lauren Boebert voted against a disaster relief bill that would allow for more mitigation of fire dangers. 11/