Lauren Boebert's Ex Says Restraining Order Is Only To Justify District Move

LOADING ERROR LOADING The Colorado congresswoman filed the order against Jayson Boebert, her husband of nearly 18 years, and accused him of various cruel acts including calling her names, making harassing phone calls and “abusing children in household.” But Jayson Boebert told Colorado news website Westword that the order amounts to “a prison sentence to keep me from my family.” Lauren Boebert’s motion accuses her ex of telling her he wanted her to “get bad press,” and alleged that he “has made multiple suicidal threats, and threats to harm me over the past fourteen months.” Jayson Boebert denied making the threats and doesn’t understand why she would make those allegations. I have been financially destroyed many times and I still carry a smile on my face and keep going because I still believe it gets better.” He told the website that he suspects that Lauren Boebert filed the order to make it easier for voters to understand why she is leaving the 3rd Congressional District, which she currently represents, for the 4th Congressional District on the other side of the state. “One of the reasons Lauren and I had argued on the night of January 6 was because of the move to the 4th, and her never seeing the boys,” Jayson Boebert said, referencing an incident at a local restaurant last month that led to his arrest. Meanwhile, Jayson Boebert suggested that people who want to understand his relationship with his wife should check out the 2008 Will Smith movie “Hancock.” “There is a local joke going around town that Lauren and I are like the movie.