Lauren Boebert Was Fact-Checked by EPA Administrator

The EPA administrator fact-checked Lauren Boebert after her confrontational questions.

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Lauren Boebert was fact-checked after her attack against EPA administrator Michael Regan went sideways during a congressional hearing.

John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson discuss the humiliating moment on The Damage Report.

Lauren boebert gets stunned with humiliating fact-check

"Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) grilled EPA Administrator Michael Regan during a House Oversight Committee hearing on Wednesday and found herself receiving a fact-check from one of her colleagues on the other side of the aisle.

“I’m asking about the EPA, and I’m asking about your rogue bureaucrats that have enacted these unconstitutional regulations. Are you going to repeal them? Are you going to continue to implement them, or are you going to stop altogether? Since it’s been overturned?” Boebert said to Regan during her confrontational questioning.

“Do you understand the ruling?” Regan shot back referring to the Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo decision, in which the Supreme Court gave courts – not executive branch agencies – the final say over regulations not explicitly made by Congress."

Read more here: ‘Do You Understand The Ruling?’ Boebert Given Brutal Fact Check After Grilling EPA Administrator

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