My American Life

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How Lauren Boebert, the gun-toting Congresswoman from Rifle, Colorado, joined the fight to make sure we never live in a socialist country. Lauren Boebert is the Republican, gun-toting Congresswoman from Rifle, Colorado who overcame difficult life circumstances to be a leading voice for personal freedom and our 2nd Amendment rights. Raised on welfare in a Democrat household, young Lauren learned from her first job at McDonald’s that she could provide for herself better than the government ever could. She gained national attention after wearing a Glock on her hip and telling Democrat presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke, “Hell no, you aren’t taking our guns.” A self-taught conservative and small business owner, Lauren Boebert’s My American Life describes in vivid detail why Lauren dropped out of high school, the success of Shooters Grill (where her restaurant staff open-carries live firearms), and how she came to be a United States Congresswoman making sure her four boys never grow up in a socialist country. Lauren Boebert is a true believer in the opportunity of an America based on the beliefs in God, family, and country, where a one-hundred-pound, five-foot-nothing mom who had never been elected to public office suddenly had the opportunity, in Congress, to stand up for our core conservative beliefs and call Nancy Pelosi, AOC, and the rest of the crazy liberals out on all their bullcrap. My American Life Copyright Contents Foreword Introduction A TOUGH START Chapter 1: From Florida to Colorado to Florida to Colorado Chapter 2: Teen Angst & the Art of the Fight Chapter 3: Living on the Government’s Dime Is No Way to Live Chapter 4: McQuitting High School MARRIAGE, MOTHERHOOD, & MINISTRY Chapter 5: Love at First Sight Chapter 6: Working in the Gas Patch Chapter 7: Foreclosure Chapter 8: Highway Delivery Chapter 9: Birthing Babies & Goats Chapter 10: Jailhouse Minister FRENCH FRIES & FIREARMS Chapter 11: Welcome to Shooters Grill Chapter 12: The Place Is Packed. The Waitresses Are Packing. Chapter 13: Pretty Little Mugshots A GUN-THEMED RESTAURANT OWNER BECOMES A GUN RIGHTS ADVOCATE Chapter 14: Gathering Signatures and Steam Chapter 15: “Hell no, Beto.” Chapter 16: My Rights Don’t End Where Your Feelings Begin TO RUN OR NOT TO RUN? THAT IS THE QUESTION Chapter 17: Time to Go to Washington? Chapter 18: Two Trips to Washington Chapter 19: Winning a Primary ONE UPSET DOWN, ONE MORE TO GO Chapter 20: Dirty Pool Chapter 21: Fighting the Falsehoods of Fake News Chapter 22: The Debates Chapter 23: Wait. What’s QAnon? Chapter 24: Shut Down but Not Out MRS. BOEBERT GOES TO WASHINGTON Chapter 25: Who Really Wants to Compromise? Chapter 26: How about a Personal Option for Education and Health Care? Chapter 27: Meeting President Trump Chapter 28: The Oval Office Chapter 29: Challenging the Results JUST THE BEGINNING Chapter 30: Keep the Faith, Keep Up the Fight Acknowledgments Endnotes