Lauren Boebert Mocked for Inventing Military Title While Defending State of the Union Outburst

Critics mocked Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) after she invented a 🪖Military title while defending her decision to speak up during President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address.

In a video posted to Twitter, Boebert shared a message sent to her by a mother who thanked her for recognizing the soldiers that died in Afghanistan.

“I called out Joe Biden during the State of the Union because I thought the heroic members of our 🪖Military deserved to be recognized. Two things happened after, but only one was really reported,” Boebert said.

She continued, “Nancy Pelosi literally told me to shut up — that got reported, along with plenty of other stories about triggered liberals who were deeply offended about me speaking up. You and I know none of these radical libs had anything to say when Nancy Pelosi tore up President Trump’s speech at the State of the Union.”

Boebert explained it is “the unreported part that I want you to hear loud and clear. After I spoke up, a few of the parents of our fallen soldiers reached out to me, and one of the moms encouraged me to share her thoughts with you.”

She began reading the message, saying, “Hello Mrs. Boebert. I am Shana Chappell, the mother of Lieutenant Corporal Kareem Nikoui, he was one of the 13 killed in Kabul.”

Chappell allegedly told Boebert she “was so happy to hear that someone in your position thought about our 13 kids at that very moment.”