Lauren Boebert to show off basketball skills in wild new campaign ad

Washington DC - Congresswoman Lauren Boebert is reportedly planning to air a new campaign commercial in a bid to gain support from NCAA basketball fans in her district.

Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert will reportedly air a new campaign commercial during the NCAA basketball championship game on Monday night.
Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert will reportedly air a new campaign commercial during the NCAA basketball championship game on Monday night.  © Drew Angerer / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP

Per Fox News, the Colorado representative will launch the ad on Monday night during the NCAA basketball championship game.

The 30-second clip will reportedly feature Boebert's youngest son, Roman, who asks his mother to "shoot some hoops."

"Sorry Roman, I can't right now, I'm deciding what to say in my new campaign commercial," Boebert responds.

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"That's easy, Mom! Why don't you just tell them about how you carry a gun and always fight for freedom?" Roman says.

"Did you tell them that you voted to cut spending and increase American energy production?" he continues. "

"You should probably also tell them that you passed bills to create Colorado jobs and to secure the border."

The ad, which closes with Boebert and her son playing a pick-up game, comes amid her challenging race for re-election in Colorado's 4th District. She recently came out on top in a GOP nominating assembly, securing her place on state ballots for the congressional primary election on June 25.

"I'm sure everyone who sees [the new ad] will agree that our message of securing the southern border, cutting federal spending, and increasing American energy production is a slam dunk," Boebert told Fox News.

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