Lauren Boebert's "Teletownhall" last night was...unremarkable. Which is in and of itself sort of remarkable, because we're ...

George Ayoub had a busy week. He made a list that included letting his anger out and praying, but hard work never seems done.

More than a week after Rep. Green was censured for interrupting Trump's address, the lingering question is: Why didn’t Democratic members of the House jump to their feet and stand with him?

Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert is not backing down from a derogatory comment she made about a Democrat colleague who disrupted President Donald Trump’s address to Congress last week. Instead, she’s ...

What Boebert said was “pimp cane” in referencing Rep. Al Green, a 77-year-old Black congressman from Texas, who shook his cane at the president before being removed from the chamber.

Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert attempted to defend her racist attack on Congressman Al Green by asking about “white pimps”, which led social media users to mock her. Controversial ...

Rep. Lauren Boebert remains defiant amid backlash over her controversial remarks on Rep. Al Green’s protest during Trump’s speech.(X) Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert is facing criticism ...

During an appearance on “Real America’s Voice,” Boebert called Green’s actions during President Donald Trump’s Congress speech “absolutely abhorrent.” After a Democratic ...

COLORADO (KXRM) — A Pennsylvania representative has introduced a resolution to censure Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert after she allegedly made “disparaging” and “racist” comments about ...

The Republican congresswoman doubled down on her "derogatory" remarks about Democratic Rep. Al Green, who made headlines for disrupting Trump's address to Congress on March 4 Meredith Kile is a ...

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) said she stands by her comment referring to Rep. Al Green’s (D-Texas) walking aid as a “pimp cane,” even as she faces a censure resolution for her remarks.

I stand by it," the Colorado congresswoman declared, before asking mocking questions regarding her "pimp cane" remark.