The filing asserts Boebert paid former district director Clarice Navarro $200,000 to prevent Navarro from filing her own misconduct report. Navarro ran Boebert’s district operation from January 2021 to January 2025. Boebert denied the claims, stating she is not a lesbian or bisexual and has never been sexually involved with any staff, and one of the women named in the complaint also issued a denial.
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Boebert Faces House Ethics Complaint Over 3 Staffer Affairs and $200,000 Payment
US Politics31 days ago
A formal ethics filing submitted to the U.S. House Committee on Ethics on Sept 18 accuses Rep. Lauren Boebert of engaging in sexual relationships with three House employees under her direct supervision. The complaint, submitted by David Wheeler of American Muckrakers, names two women and one man among the senior aides and claims Boebert misused campaign and taxpayer funds.
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