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Lauren Boebert kicked out of “Beetlejuice” musical for “being a tool”
In the security footage, Boebert appears to flip off security as she is escorted out of the venue.
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It’s time to start the countdown to Lauren Boebert’s departure from Congress
Her likely opponent is out raising her three-to-one and more than half her constituents view her unfavorably.
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Could queer-owned businesses be key to unseating Lauren Boebert?
Given LGBTQ+ business owners’ increased prominence, it is not hard to see the culture — and political power — shifting within the Western Slope.
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LGBTQ+ allies defeated book banners in two contentious library meetings
Opponents claimed the LGBTQ+ books would “put sexual perversion or sexual acts in front of children.” But the community fought back.
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Catholic preschools sue to get state money while banning kids of same-sex couples
To get Colorado state funding for preschool, they can’t discriminate. They say denying them funding violates their religious freedom.
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Christian web designer told Supreme Court she couldn’t make wedding websites. That’s not true.
A key fact that bolstered Lorie Smith’s victimhood narrative has been shown to be untrue after a crucial discovery was made.
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Amid threats, Colorado hospital ends gender-affirming surgeries for adults
Harassment and threats have led hospitals’ nationwide to remove vital info about gender-affirming care from their websites.
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Lauren Boebert claims it’s “misogyny” when a Democrat calls her “rancid inside”
Boebert said “many conservative women” have to suffer harassment from Democratic men… like being told their “poison pollutes our society.”
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Hate group insists they didn’t make up the fake gay couple in their Supreme Court case
They say anyone could have made up the gay couple they claimed asked a Christian web designer for a same-sex wedding website.
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Supreme Court rules in favor of anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination in Christian web designer case
Split along party lines, the Supreme Courts conservative majority sided with a Christian web designer who doesn’t want to make sites for LGBTQ+ people.