‘You Heard It Here First’: Dem Who Lost to Lauren Boebert Launches Another Campaign

Adam Frisch, the Democratic House candidate who came close to defeating Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), has plans to run again in 2024.

Adam Frisch posted a video announcement on Twitter with the caption, “I. AM. RUNNING. You heard it here first! I am officially launching my campaign to unseat 👤Lauren Boebert and restore dignity to representation.”

He added, “We lost by a mere 546 votes in ’22 — the closest race in the country — and know we can make that up in ’24.”

In the video message, his wife, Katy Frisch, claimed he “understands rural Colorado.”

Adam Frisch noted he and his wife both have business backgrounds.

“It was our love for the outdoors that convinced us to raise our family here in Colorado,” Adam Frisch said.

His wife went on to call him a “good listener, a great husband, and a loving dad.”

Taking aim at Boebert, Adam Frisch argued she is “everything that is wrong with Congress.”

He continued, “She is an election denier that encouraged the attack on the Capitol and wants to make all abortions illegal, even for rape and incest.”

The Democrat vowed to work across party lines to get things done.

Katy Frisch suggested Boebert is “one of the only crazies in Congress that can be beaten.”

Watch the video below:

Boebert beat Adam Frisch in 2022 by just over 500 votes. He conceded 10 days after the election.

“Adam Frisch called me to concede this race. I look forward to getting past election season and focusing on conservative governance in the House majority. Time to get to work!” Boebert tweeted at the time.

In a previous video posted to Facebook, Adam Frisch said, “I heard time and time again on the campaign trail, America is tired of the circus, tired of the lack of respect for our institutions and our democracy, and tired of the lack of civility in our discourse.”