Boebert criticizes the concept of remote work and questions an official about the monitoring of employees working from home.

• Boebert accuses employees of not working when they are at home.
• An official clarifies that employees are monitored whether they are working from home or in the office.
• The official further explains that employees are required to be accessible during work hours through various means.

Boebert questions the official about the increase in Social Security applicants' backlogs.

• Boebert questions why the backlogs for Social Security applicants increased.
• The official explains that the backlog increase is due to historical underfunding and an increase in beneficiaries.
• Boebert is criticized for her party's hostility towards earned benefits.

Boebert's lack of preparedness during hearings and her failure to pass any legislation are highlighted.

• Boebert is shown trying to argue with a Social Security Administration official over the concept of remote work.
• She has failed to pass any legislation and has been criticized for not doing her job.
• She is shown to be unprepared during a hearing, trying to pick a fight over an issue she doesn't fully understand.

Boebert's failed attempts to argue against sanctuaries and public urination laws are detailed.

• Boebert is shown failing to identify what's in her own amendment when questioned about funding for sanctuary cities.
• She is also shown arguing about the decriminalization of public urination, but fails to present accurate or relevant information.

Boebert's lack of seriousness towards her position and focus on brand building are criticized.

• Boebert is criticized for not taking her job seriously and focusing more on building her brand.
• She is shown to be unprepared and unqualified, with her actions resulting in her being the most underperforming member in Congress.
• She is shown to lie and create narratives to gain media attention and fund her campaign.