Washington DC - Florida Representative Anna Paulina Luna recently revealed how she came to the aid of her fellow MAGA Republican Lauren Boebert and her struggling re-election campaign.

On Thursday, Luna sat down for an interview with Fox Business, where she shared her frustration with Wisconsin Rep. Mike Gallagher, who recently announced his early retirement from Congress.

She then shifted her focus to Colorado Rep. Ken Buck, who officially resigned last Friday, further thinning an already slim majority Republicans currently hold in the House.

Luna claimed she asked Buck to step down from the House Freedom Caucus prior to stepping down, and when he refused, they gave him the boot.

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"I don't know that I've publicly said this, but with what Rep. Buck had done, especially to another member of Congress, in potentially hamstringing Rep. Boebert's election, I actually was the member that came forward and asked him to leave the Freedom Caucus," Luna explained.

"As a result of that, he was actually expelled from the Freedom Caucus," she continued. "We have a code of honor here, and, as a result of that, if you can't live by that code of honor, then you don't deserve the title."

Following Buck's retirement, Colorado Governor Jared Polis scheduled a special election to replace Buck for June 25, the same day as the state's primary votes.

In response, Boebert, who announced in December she would be running for re-election in Buck's district, accused him and state Republicans of trying to "rig" the election against her – a sentiment that Luna, her fellow loud and proud Donald Trump ally, seems to agree with.

On his way out, Buck decried the Republican Party, which he said is "going downhill."