Rep. lauren beebert (R-Colo.) used part of his time during a House committee meeting Wednesday to ask a series of rambling questions about pissing in public.
The conspiracy theorist lawmaker seemed to think she was misleading Washington, D.C., council member Charles Allen on revisions to city laws that she said would decriminalize public urination.
Except as Allen pointed out, none of it is true.
“Did you or did you not decriminalize public urination in Washington, DC?” she demanded.
“No, we didn’t,” he replied.
“Did you lead the charge to do it?” she pressed.
“Did not say. “The revised penal code left that as a criminal charge.”
“Did you lead the charge to decriminalize public urination in Washington, DC?” he asked again.
“No, ma’am,” he said.
“Have you ever voted to decriminalize public urination in Washington DC?” he asked once more.
Allen said the new code keeps public urination a criminal offense, but Boebert insisted anyway, suggesting in multiple ways that public urination was decriminalized in DC.
And each time, he got the same answer: It’s still a crime.
On Twitter, Boebert’s critics chimed in to tell him that the line of questions was completely wet:
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