It seems that this needs to be said, and hasn't, so far.
Based on reports, it appears that Ms. Boebert has engaged in some seriously inappropriate behavior, starting with the fact that, as a married woman, she was on a sexually-charged date with a man other than her husband. No matter how you slice it, that's just wrong. It also sounds like she and her date engaged in behavior that was inappropriate in public, and would have been even if it was with her husband.
So far, the only condemnation that I have seen of Ms. Boebert's behavior has come from elements who do so with one tip of their forked tongues, while, with the other tip, promoting and defending behavior that is much, much, much worse; while I have seen some of us on the right side defending her behavior.
Let's not fall into that trap. Ms. Boebert's behavior was wrong, and those of us on the right side need to not be seen as defending it.
However, the wrongness of her behavior on that front does not, in any way, diminish the truth of what she has said about the folly of appointing someone to a position of great power and responsibility, who obviously suffers from some severe mental health issues that clearly make him unfit for that position.