Lauren Boebert heckled with chants of ‘Beetlejuice’ by college students

MAGA Republican Rep Lauren Boebert was heckled by protesters with chants of “Beetlejuice” as she visited the campus of George Washington University on Wednesday.

In September, the lawmaker was infamously kicked out of a performance of the musical Beetlejuice in Denver after loudly singing along, vaping, and appearing to get intimate with her date.

After initially denying any bad behaviour, she later apologised citing her recent divorce.

On Wednesday, Ms Boebert visited the college campus in Washington DC along with fellow Republican representatives James Comer, Byron Donalds, and Anna Paulina Luna. The visit comes at a time when protests are spreading across US colleges, as students call on universities to divest from ties to Israel due to its ongoing war on Gaza.

As the group of Republicans arrived, chants of “Beetlejuice” could be heard.

At one point, Ms Boebert was seen trying to pull down a Palestinian flag.

“This is America and that s*** needs to come down,” she told students.

“So this is what the students here at GW University are facing each and every day. Their learning activities are being disrupted, their finals are being disrupted,” Ms Boebert told the assembled press and surrounding protesters.

“The law school students are the only ones permitted on campus during finals and their learning and studying time has been completely disrupted by this 2024 Summer of Love.”

She went on to claim that several Jewish students had approached her saying they fear for their lives.

“Seven students have been suspended for trespassing and it's time that [DC] Mayor [Muriel] Bowser gets aggressive in keeping safety here on this campus and the surrounding perimeter,” she added before she was drowned out by chants of “free