Lauren Boebert Says Losing Election Could Be 'Liberating,' But She's Not Conceding Yet | TMZ DC

CNN's called your race. Yeah. But you still feel like... Do you think I listen to CNN? You still think you got a shot? No, no, no. So listen, yes. Uh, the fat lady ain't sang sung yet. Okay. So, um, anyway, we have thousands of ballots that are being cured. Those are rejected ballots and those are being cured. They'll be counted Friday. Um, there's also military and overseas ballots that are still coming in. So there's thousands of ballots. Um, you know, and if it, if it changes the outcome, it changes the outcome. And if not, we'll accept the decision. Okay. So the fat lady has not sang. Right. Okay. That's right. I mean, just, I know it's like politicians reported, but just like Lauren to Jacob, like you've just had this like It was an exhausting campaign. What's going through your mind right now? How are you feeling? I don't think the campaign was exhausting. I mean, I've been living this life for seven years on the road and with my voters and having these same meetings, traveling, driving tens of thousands of miles, and so it's just been part of my life. I'll tell you what was exhausting, the freaking Frontier flight back to D.C. this week. I did not miss that. What happened? It was just Frontier. Just throwing shade on it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. No, they're great. That's what I fly. As you're, you know, there's a chance you might be out. So, I mean, has it kind of sat with you that, like, hey, I might not be a congresswoman anymore? So, I mean, with that, like, it's... It's almost liberating in a sense, right? I mean, I want to offer condolences to some of my friends that did win. But anyway, it's not over yet, and we'll see what that looks like. You know, I have an amazing staff. I want to make sure that they get in good positions where those are available and that they're taken care of. That would be a big priority. Other than that, I mean, this job doesn't. Define me. Elections matter, but this doesn't change who I am and what I do. I'm still going to be aggressive. I've always just done really big things and have been pretty successful in them, and I'm going to continue to do that. So if you're not a congresswoman, what would you do? I'm going to arm wrestle Haley Stevens for your job. Good job. All right, damn. I'd love to get a ticket to that.