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Dan Crenshaw supports Trump's recent boat strikes against drug smuggling but is hesitant to endorse military action in Venezuela, and criticizes Tucker Carlson for his controversial interview with Nick Fuentes, highlighting ongoing GOP debates over foreign policy and antisemitism.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw discusses the ongoing government shutdown, the impact on food assistance programs, US actions in Venezuela, and concerns about antisemitism within the Republican Party, emphasizing the need for government to remain open for effective negotiations and policy actions.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw stated that the Trump administration's mass deportation plans will not involve door-to-door operations, but will focus on deporting individuals already identified by Homeland Security, prioritizing those deemed criminal or national-security threats. Crenshaw emphasized that the resources for such widespread actions are lacking, and the focus will be on existing deportation orders and targeting companies hiring undocumented workers.
GOP Rep. Dan Crenshaw criticized Tucker Carlson as a "click-chaser" and a "cowardly, know-nothing elitist who is full of s**t," accusing him of defending America's enemies and attacking its allies. Crenshaw's comments came in response to Carlson's interview with a Palestinian Christian pastor, where he accused Carlson of peddling conspiracy theories and using his platform to sow doubt and paranoia for profit. Crenshaw predicted that Carlson's faux intellectualism would eventually fade, revealing his true nature.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw refuted Rep. Elise Stefanik's claim that she would have decertified the 2020 election if she had been vice president, stating that the position does not have the power to do so according to the Constitution. Crenshaw emphasized that the word "certify" is not even in the Constitution and that the idea of Congress having the ability to certify or decertify an election is "totally wrong." He dismissed the possibility of a similar situation in 2024 and reiterated that the Constitution simply does not allow the vice president to decertify an election.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw refuted Rep. Elise Stefanik's claim that she would have decertified the 2020 election if she had been vice president, stating that the position does not have the power to do so according to the Constitution. Crenshaw emphasized that the vice president has no authority to decertify an election and dismissed the idea as "totally wrong," regardless of party affiliation. He also downplayed the possibility of a similar situation in 2024, asserting that the Constitution does not allow the vice president to influence the certification of election results.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) defended Rep. Jim Jordan's (R-Ohio) attempt to overturn the 2020 election, stating that many Republicans did the same. Crenshaw emphasized that he supports Jordan and believes he has become part of the solution. Critics, including former Rep. Liz Cheney, have expressed concerns about Jordan's ties to former President Trump and his involvement in efforts to overturn the election results.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw criticizes Rep. Jim Jordan's pressure campaign to become Speaker of the House, calling it the "dumbest thing you can do." Crenshaw advises Jordan to stop alienating his colleagues and instead work on gaining their support. While a majority of House Republicans backed Jordan in a secret ballot, he still faces opposition from 55 members of his caucus. Crenshaw urges everyone to resolve their differences and approach the situation with maturity.
Congressman Dan Crenshaw has received support from Speaker Kevin McCarthy to tackle the issue of cartels at the U.S.-Mexico border. Crenshaw plans to use his position on the Homeland Security Committee to address national security concerns and work towards securing the border.
Texas Representative Dan Crenshaw attempted to boycott Bud Light over their ad campaign featuring transgender actor Dylan Mulvaney, but failed as he missed the fact that Karbach, the beer he had in his fridge, is owned by the same parent company, Anheuser-Busch InBev. Many criticized Crenshaw for his "fake virtue" and prioritizing social media influence over serving his constituents.