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In recent days, U.S. Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, representing Colorado’s 3rd district since 2021, voiced support and delivered updates on several legislative initiatives via her social media platform. These recent posts reflect her ongoing legislative priorities and engagement with pressing policy issues.

On April 8, Congresswoman Boebert publicly endorsed the "No Rogue Rulings Act," conceived by Representative Darrell Issa. She stated, "I support @RepDarrellIssa’s No Rogue Rulings Act. Unelected judges have issued sweeping, nationwide injunctions to stop President Trump’s authority at every turn. This isn’t justice - it’s judicial tyranny. Let’s take back our government from the black-robed bureaucrats." This legislation appears to address what Boebert perceives as an overreach by the judiciary in matters of executive authority.

On April 9, Representative Boebert announced a milestone for her proposed legislation, the "Pet and Livestock Protection Act," having passed the House Natural Resources Committee. She asserted, "The science has been very clear on this topic for years: gray wolves are fully recovered and their comeback should be touted as a success story." Boebert's statement highlights her position on wildlife management and state-level decision-making.

By April 10, Boebert reiterated her support for the "SAVE Act," describing it as a measure to safeguard electoral integrity. She relayed, "It is a common-sense measure designed to protect the integrity of our elections. At its core, it requires proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections." Her advocacy for this act underscores a focus on election security and citizen verification in the voting process.

Lauren Boebert, born in 1986 in Altamonte Springs, Florida, and currently residing in Silt, Colorado, has actively served as a U.S. Congress member for Colorado’s 3rd District since replacing Scott Tipton in 2021.