Incumbent CD3 Representative Lauren Boebert confronted challenger Don Coram today. Whether it qualified as a debate is debatable.
to explain what she has accomplished during her tenure in Congress.” U.S. Representative Lauren Boebert’s opportunity to do just that came May 26 at the Sky Ute Resort in Ignacio, in a showdown between the two candidates in the Republican primary for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, which covers much of the Western Slope and dives across the south of the state to include Pueblo.
Boebert didn’t win the debate, if you can call it a debate. Coram showed up with plans and clear intent on some very Colorado-focused policy issues. Boebert ranted instead of reasoning. She didn’t have anything new to say; sometimes her message was Trumpian word-salad, at other times she was just serving up the standard red meat of her Twitter feed.
As reprehensible as that behavior was — and it was, CD3 voters, it was — this wasn’t the most egregious way in which Boebert flouted the rules of the debate. There was a strict “no notes” rule, which Coram followed. Boebert? Not so much, unless she was watching a ball game on her iPhone. But no, the last twenty minutes made impossible any potential denial of Boebert’s note-usage: As she got more flustered, she leafed through her stack of cheat-sheets.
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