Report alleges Rep. Lauren Boebert had sexual relationships with three staff members
A sworn ethics complaint filed with the House Ethics Committee claims Rep. Lauren Boebert engaged in sexual relationships with three of her staffers.
According to a sworn ethics complaint filed by American Muckrakers, Rep. Lauren Boebert is accused of maintaining sexual relationships with three of her employees: former district director Clarice Navarro, current district chief of staff Raven Finegan, and former chief of staff Jeffrey Small. The complaint references text messages, bank statements, court filings and recorded conversations as evidence. It further alleges that Navarro received $30,650 in annual bonuses and a $200,000 payment after leaving her post, which the complainant says were linked to the alleged affair.
Additional claims include a physical altercation between Boebert and Navarro at the Hooch Aspen bar and a purported threesome involving former Rep. Matt Gaetz. Boebert’s ex-husband dismissed the allegations as fabricated, and the congresswoman’s office has not responded to requests for comment.
Why it matters
The allegations could trigger an ethics investigation and affect Boebert's political standing.
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