Lauren Boebert Escorted Out of 'Beetlejuice' Performance

Surveillance Video Shows Representative Vaping, Disrupting Show

Boebert's Primary Election Tomorrow

Republican Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert was escorted out of a performance of the musical "Beetlejuice" in Denver on Sunday after reportedly vaping and disrupting the show. Surveillance videos from the theater appear to corroborate these allegations.

The videos, obtained by news outlets, show Boebert repeatedly vaping in the audience during the performance. She is also seen talking loudly and waving her arms, distracting other audience members.

After several complaints, theater staff approached Boebert and asked her to leave. She initially refused but was eventually escorted out by security.

Boebert has denied the allegations, claiming she was not vaping but using a nicotine inhaler prescribed by her doctor. She also accused the theater of being politically motivated and targeting her because of her conservative views.

The incident comes as Boebert faces a tight primary election tomorrow. Her opponent, State Senator Don Coram, has criticized her for her behavior and called for her to be censured.

The surveillance videos could potentially damage Boebert's chances of re-election. They provide visual evidence of her disruptive behavior and raise questions about her fitness to serve in Congress.

The primary election results are expected to be announced by the end of the day tomorrow. Whether or not Boebert's actions during the "Beetlejuice" performance will impact her chances of victory remains to be seen.