Lauren Boebert Faces Censure Over 'Pimp Cane' Remark About Al Green
Democratic Rep. Chrissy Houlahan introduced a resolution accusing Boebert of making racist and derogatory comments about her colleague during a TV interview.
- Rep. Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) filed a resolution to censure Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) for describing Rep. Al Green's cane as a 'pimp cane' during a televised interview.
- The comment followed Green's protest during President Trump's congressional address, where he was ejected for repeatedly shouting about Medicaid cuts.
- Boebert's remarks have been widely criticized as racist and ableist, with some pointing to her own history of disruptive behavior in Congress.
- The resolution calls for Boebert to publicly present herself in the House for censure, citing her comments as a breach of decorum and conduct.
- While the Republican-controlled House makes the resolution's passage unlikely, the incident highlights ongoing partisan tensions and debates over enforcement of congressional rules.