Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert reportedly tried to kick a “man” from a toilet for women in the American Capitol on Thursday, just to realize that she had made a mistake.
Congress leaders voted for the house floor when the extreme right-wing representative reportedly came from a nearby women’s toilet “cracking” and complained to the security that “a man” was inside, wrote Bloomberg reporter Billy House in a Series Messages on X.
Transgender people are not allowed to use any sex facilities that match their sexual identities near the living room under one Policy introduced for the first time By Rep. Nancy Mace (RS.C.).
House said that Boebert brought Mace to help sniff the supposed intruder.
Memory The scene, House said he was waiting outside the toilet after he saw Boebert and Mace storm again. He saw four people behind her, all women.
Back on the floor of the house Boebert falsely told colleagues that the person she saw rep. Sarah mcbride (d-del.) Was, The Daily Beast reported, Present with reference to sources. McBride is the first transgender member of the congress and the target of Mace’s bathroom ban.
“You shouldn’t be here,” said Boebert that she told the person in the women’s room, according to the Daily Beast.
After reporting the incident to colleagues, House said that Boebert returned to the toilet with Mace. Both came into the room, but “only a few seconds” later, they “calmly” away and returned to the house floor, he wrote.
House said he questioned Boebert what happened and said she admitted that she had not seen ‘a man’.
“I apologized, I learned a lesson and it won’t happen anymore,” she said in a statement to the Daily Beast.
A McBride spokesperson punished the two legislators for their behavior.
“What a thorough predictable and predicted outcome,” Michaela Kurinsky-Malos told Huffpost on Friday. “Representative McBride believes that people should go back to work instead of playing a bathroom police.”
Representatives of Boebert and Mace did not immediately respond to the requests of Huffpost to comment on Friday.