Representative Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) addressed the possibility of military conflict with Iran during a debate held on Monday. When asked to weigh in on whether a war with Iran would be worth the cost to the American public, Boebert expressed clear opposition to such an engagement.

Boebert stated, “I never wanted us to be at war in Iran,” and further characterized the potential for military escalation as “detrimental on many levels.” Her comments come as part of a broader discussion regarding U.S. foreign policy and the economic and strategic costs associated with overseas military involvement. While the representative did not elaborate on the specific strategic alternatives she supports, her remarks emphasize a stance against direct military intervention in the region. The debate session provided a platform for Boebert to clarify her position on foreign policy matters, specifically distancing herself from the prospect of a prolonged conflict with the Iranian government.