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Lauren Boebert rips Trump for vetoing her bipartisan water bill

Trump vetoed the bill, citing its cost and the project’s history of federal spending.

Lauren Boebert rips Trump for vetoing her bipartisan water bill
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This article1 analysis · Oct 12, 2026
Dec 31, 2025
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Rep. Lauren Boebert criticized President Donald Trump for vetoing a bipartisan bill to extend repayment terms for a Colorado water pipeline project. Trump cited the project’s cost, while Boebert questioned whether the veto was politically motivated.

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Representative criticizing Trump's veto of a bipartisan water bill she co-sponsored

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Georgia representative mentioned as having recently fallen out with Trump

ALSO MENTIONED  Barack Obama, President who signed legislation reducing the project's repayment obligation; John F. Kennedy, President who signed the legislation initially authorizing the pipeline project; Michael Bennett, Colorado senator who alleged the veto was political payback; Tina Peters, Former Mesa County Clerk and Recorder whose conviction and sentence Trump discussed

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Boebert Criticizes Trump's Veto of a Bipartisan Bill

President Donald Trump vetoed a bipartisan Colorado water-project bill, and Rep. Lauren Boebert criticized the decision, suggesting it could be retaliation for her support of releasing Epstein-related files. The White House cited the project’s cost to taxpayers. Left-leaning outlets foreground Boebert’s suggestion that the veto was tied to her Epstein-files vote. Center outlets also emphasize the retaliation claim, while some add the White House’s cost rationale and Boebert’s efforts to keep the project moving. Right-leaning outlets pair her retaliation question with Trump’s stated cost rationale.

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