Lauren Boebert will say GOP leaders have ‘disappointed her too many times’ in fiery CPAC speech

Freedom Caucus Rep. Lauren Boebert is expected to call out House Republican Party leadership today in a fiery CPAC speech on Saturday, demanding assertive conservative governing from a potential GOP majority.

Boebert will tell the party she has been ‘disappointed too many times’ in a speech that suggests she may be unwilling to support certain Republicans who will vie for leadership positions in the party, including Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., who will run for speaker if the GOP gains a majority in the November 2022 election. 

Boebert plans to tell the audience she and her ‘fellow warriors’ in the House Freedom Caucus are ‘ready for battle,’ at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Dallas, Fox News reports.

‘I wish I could tell you that I had full faith in GOP leadership in both the House and Senate to defund the deep state and to hold the Biden regime accountable,’ she’s expected to say. 

On the list of Boebert’s proposed priorities are ‘end medical tyranny, secure the southern border and fire Anthony Fauci.’ 

She will say that any Republican opposed to these points will ‘not have my support. Not in their re-election and certainly not for speaker.’

Rep. Kevin McCarthy R-Calif., who is expected to run for speaker if the GOP gain a majority from the midterm elections, seemed to be the main victim of Boebert’s ire, as he will likely be forced to work with liberal president Joe Biden

‘The Freedom Caucus fired John Boehner, ran off squishy Paul Ryan and we will not tolerate another GOP speaker that works with Democrats more than Republicans.’

Former House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said Boebert and the Freedom Caucus can be compared to AOC and The Squad in the way they make it harder for the party to operate smoothly. 

‘What Nancy Pelosi and other sane Democrats — the ones who’ve been around long enough to know how things work — are dealing with from AOC and her Squad reminds me a lot of what I had to deal with during my days as Speaker from the far-right kooks of the Tea Party or the Freedom Caucus or whatever they were calling themselves,’ Boehner wrote in his book, ‘On the House,’ which was published in 2021.

‘The Freedom Caucus fired John Boehner (pictured), ran off squishy Paul Ryan and we will not tolerate another GOP speaker that works with Democrats more than Republicans,” Boebert is expected to say in her CPAC speech.

On the list of Boebert’s proposed priorities are ‘end medical tyranny, secure the southern border and fire Anthony Fauci.’

‘House Republicans must stop funding tyranny. I will not vote to fund a government that mandates the COVID vaccine while allowing our country to be invaded by millions of unvaccinated aliens,’ Boebert’s speech will say.

‘End the vax mandate for our hospital workers and service members, build the wall or I’m voting to shut down Biden’s bureaucrats.’

Boebert’s aggressive speech comes as many expect Republicans to win back control of the House of Representatives after the midterm elections in November.

Boebert continued that ‘my Freedom Caucus allies are a no, and I’m a hell no’ in regards to ‘any bill that funds tyranny while our country is being invaded.’

A Republican House majority will be expected to block policies proposed by Democratic President Joe Biden and may decide to investigate the administration with newly acquired subpoena power.

But Boebert’s speech also indicates there are rifts within the GOP that may widen if Republican leaders are forced to work with the liberal president on must-pass bills such as raising the debt limit and funding the government.

Boebert will give her speech among a star-studded lineup for CPAC, and other speakers include Kimberley Guilfoyle and former President Donald Trump. 

Boebert will give her speech among a star-studded lineup for CPAC, and other speakers include former President Donald Trump.

Kimberley Guilfoyle is also scheduled to speak this weekend at CPAC in Dallas.