Lauren Boebert calls the security service for a non -existent “type” in the women’s toilet

According to MP Lauren Boebert from Colorado on Thursday, MP tried to throw a “guy” out of a women’s toilet in the US capitol, but found that she had made a mistake.

Congressmen just voted in the House of Representatives when the right-wing extremist reports reported “from a nearby women’s toilet” and complained to the security service that “one man” was in it, Bloomberg reporter Billy House wrote in a number of posts on X.

It is forbidden to use transgender people in accordance with a guideline that was first introduced by MP Nancy Mace (Rs.c.) to use same-sex facilities near the House of Representatives that match their gender identity.

House said Boebert brought Mace to help him track down the supposed intruder.

House remembered the scene and said he was waiting in front of the toilet after seeing how Boebert and Mace stormed in. He saw four people went to her, all of women.

Back in the House of Representatives, Boebert wrongly told his colleagues that the person who saw them was the MP Sarah McBride (D-Del.), The Daily Beast reported, citing the sources present. McBride is the first transgender member in the congress and the goal of Maces toilet ban.

“You shouldn’t be here,” said Boebergert, according to Daily Beast, to the person in the women’s toilet.

After reporting the incident to his colleague, House said that Boebert had returned to the toilet with Mace. Both entered the room, but “only seconds” later they left it “quietly” and returned to the floor of the house, he wrote.

House said he asked Boebert about the incident and said she admitted that she had seen “no man”.

“I apologized, learned a lesson and it won’t happen again,” she said in an explanation of the Daily Beast.

A spokesman for McBride blamed the two MPs for their behavior.

“What a predictable-and predicted-result,” Michaela Kurinsky-Malos told Huffpost on Friday. “MP McBride thinks people should go back to work instead of playing toilet police officers.”

Representatives of Boebert and Mace did not immediately answer a comment on the request of Huffpost on Friday.