This endorsement comes despite Boebert's contentious past and recent revelations about her son's involvement in a series of car break-ins and credit card thefts in Colorado.
Trump, undeterred by Boebert's personal issues, expressed his unequivocal support for the congresswoman in a post on Truth Social on Saturday. He wrote, “She has led the fight to Impeach Joe Biden, Stop Illegal Immigration, Defend the Second Amendment, Protect our Wonderful Ranchers and Farmers, Support our Military and Veterans, Secure our Natural Resources to Pursue Energy Dominance, and Stand Up to the Radical Democrats who want to Destroy our Beautiful Country.”
He further added, “Congresswoman Lauren Boebert is a trusted America First Fighter, and has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Colorado’s 4th Congressional District!”
Boebert, who was first elected to Congress in 2020, has decided to switch districts due to unfavorable conditions in her current district for the upcoming election. She is now seeking the seat left vacant by Representative Ken Buck (R), who has chosen to retire.
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In response to Trump's endorsement, Boebert expressed her gratitude, stating, “It’s my honor to have the endorsement of the greatest President our country has ever known - Donald J. Trump. It will be such a privilege to work alongside him in 2024 to deliver results for Colorado & get the entire country back on track!”
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However, Boebert's path to re-election is not without obstacles. She justified her decision to change districts by stating that she and her family needed a “fresh start.” The new district, which leans heavily Republican, could potentially increase her chances of re-election, provided she secures the GOP nomination.
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However, a straw poll conducted in late January following the first debate among GOP candidates in the 4th District suggests that Boebert may face difficulty in securing the nomination. In the poll, Boebert ranked fifth with 12 votes, trailing behind Logan County Commissioner Jerry Sonnenberg with 22 votes, former Colorado House Minority Leader Mike Lynch with 20 votes, Douglas County filmmaker Deborah Flora with 18 votes, and state House Minority Whip Richard Holtorf with 17 votes.
As the election approaches, it remains to be seen whether Trump's endorsement will be enough to secure Boebert's nomination and eventual re-election.
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