Earlier this week, Lauren Boebert rejected a complaint filed with the House Committee on Ethics that accuses her of sexual relationships with three current and former staff members and a $200,000 hush money payment. Boebert’s spokesperson called the allegations false and politically motivated, while complainant David Wheeler has not publicly responded. The complaint alleges that Boebert had relationships with three people connected to her congressional office. It also claims she paid $200,000 to keep one alleged relationship quiet, but the source article provides no independent evidence supporting those accusations. What Is Actually On The Record? Boebert’s representative said the complaint was designed to manipulate the ethics process, create headlines, damage her reputation, and generate clickbait. The representative also accused Wheeler of recycling sensational claims that had previously been fact checked as false. The House Committee on Ethics has not been reported as reaching a finding in the matter. Wheeler did not immediately answer a request for comment about Boebert’s denial, leaving the public record at competing claims rather than a confirmed conclusion.