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A Colorado state legislator running against Congresswoman Lauren Boebert has accused his Republican rival of dressing like a prostitute in his latest vile remark.
State Rep. Richard Holtorf declared that Boebert 'needs to learn how to dress' after comparing her to women working the streets near the Colorado capitol building.
'You know what I see about two blocks up from the State Capitol? I see women dressed like Boebert,' Holtorf told 710KNUS radio Thursday morning. 'High heels, short skirt, low cut blouse. And I won't tell you what they're doing but it's nothing you can talk to your grandmother about.'
Holtorf, whose frankness has a history of creating friction with his Republican colleagues, commented on Boebert's appearance just one day after she was heckled by a crowd of apparent students protesting the Israel-Hamas war at George Washington University in DC.
The protesters, who continue to occupy a 'liberation camp' that they erected last week, repeatedly chanted 'Beetlejuice' at the Congresswoman as her security detail led her through the campus. They also sang Darth Vader's theme from Star Wars.
Boerbert, who was touring the encampment with other congress members, was seen trying to rip down a Palestinian flag that had been draped over a statue of George Washington as she stated: 'This is America, and that s**t needs to come down.'
State Rep. Richard Holtorf, (pictured) who is running against Congresswoman Lauren Boebert to replace the retiring Rep. Ken Buck in Colorado's 4th District, has accused his Republican rival of dressing like a prostitute
Holtorf declared that Boebert (pictured outside the US Capitol on April 30) 'needs to learn how to dress' after comparing her to women working the streets near the Colorado capitol building who wear 'high heels, short skirts, low cut blouses'
Holtorf's vile remarks came just one day after Boebert was heckled by a crowd of apparent students protesting the Israel-Hamas war at George Washington University in DC. Boebert is pictured with a bullhorn as she and fellow lawmakers toured the campus on Wednesday
Holtorf, the State House Minority Whip, is running against Boebert to replace retiring Rep. Ken Buck in the 4th District.
Although analysts say he is struggling to get any traction in the six-way race, Holtorf is not happy with Boebert jumping into the 4th district and has had no problem criticizing Boebert publicly.
In addition to implying she dresses like a sex worker, as stated on public radio Thursday, Holtorf has previously accused Boebert of being a deserter of the conservative fight.
'I don't know if you understand what the penalty for desertion is in the military,' he previously told DailyMail.com. 'But it is very, very severe and involves something called a firing squad.'
Boebert's personal and family drama, Holtorf said, would encourage voters in Colorado to support someone else.
'She has a lot of problems with her family, and herself, and her family life that with a lot of judicial troubles,' he said. 'And that does not reflect well, with respect to a son that just recently has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies.'
Holtorf is referring to Boebert's son Tyler getting arrested and hit with 22 criminal charges, including five felonies, as police say he and his friends were caught using stolen credit cards in connection with a series of vehicle break-ins in Rifle, Colorado.
He previously admitted that he understands why former President Donald Trump endorsed Boebert, but he thinks Colorado voters want someone who
