'Telepomp proply': Lauren Boebert mocked after comment on Trump's 'cognitive dissonance'
Colorado Republican Lauren Boebert on Thursday was ridiculed on social media after proudly proclaiming that Donald Trump has undergone "testing for his cognitive dissonance," while making a slip-up of her own.
Boebert, who earlier in the day made an appearance at a criminal court in New York in support of the former president, said during a hearing that, "President Trump, when he was in office, underwent testing for his cognitive dissonance, for his ability to function as president of the United States." The lawmaker then went on to attempt to say a line about Joe Biden, but stumbled on the word "teleprompter."
It didn't take long for the clip to go viral on X, formerly known as Twitter, prompting PatriotTakes to call it, "The Boecabulary."
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Former prosecutor Ron Filipkowski chimed in, "I did not know that recalling Person, Woman, Man, TV, Camera, was all you had to do to pass a cognitive dissidents exam. Learn something new from Boebert every week."
The Biden-Harris HQ account quoted Boebert, saying, "Trump underwent testing for his cognitive dissonance. I haven’t seen Joe Biden read a telepomp proply (?)"
Lakota Man wrote, "So, today Lauren Boebert said, 'they tested Trump’s cognitive dissonance.' Lauren Boebert is the dumbest b---- in American history. Who here agrees?"
Democrat Harry Sisson said that "Republicans are not sending their brightest to Congress."
"Lauren Boebert just said that 'Trump underwent testing for his cognitive dissonance' while in office. Colorado, vote this lunatic out of office," he wrote.
@politicalplayer wrote that "Boebert’s teenage son, Tyler Boebert, was in court 7 days ago, without his mother and without a lawyer, but here she is in New York, in court, for Donald Trump."
"Talk about cognitive dissonance, I mean dissidents," the account added.
@prolibshow said, "Lauren Boebert is the physical manifestation of cognitive dissonance."