Stepping onto the stage in Pueblo, Colorado, President Biden addressed the audience, emphasizing his administration’s pivotal role in facilitating the relocation of jobs for businesses like CS Wind, a turbine manufacturer, back to the United States.

While advocating for the Inflation Reduction Act and underscoring the positive impact of his policies on communities nationwide, Joe Biden criticized Rep. Lauren Boebert, a former restaurant owner. Emphasizing the significance of the investments in Boebert’s district, the President remarked, “The historic investments we’re celebrating today are in Congresswoman Boebert’s district.” Biden went on to characterize Boebert as a prominent figure in the “extreme” MAGA movement, highlighting that she, along with every Republican colleague, opposed the legislation enabling these job-related investments.

The President asserted, “That’s not hyperbole. It’s a fact.” Furthermore, he pointed out that Boebert voted to repeal crucial components of this legislation and publicly denounced it as a “massive failure.”

Taking credit for the positive outcomes in Colorado, including increased hiring by companies under his administration, Biden engaged the audience by asking, “None of that sounds like a massive failure to me. How about you?”

Boebert fired back at Biden with the statement on X.

“If the Inflation Expansion Act was such great policy, then why did every single Republican in the House of Representatives vote against it?” she stated. “This wasn’t bipartisan leadership. This was Green New Deal extremism.” 

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