https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsAv8wwnfC4
A former Navy Seal who lost his right eye while serving in Afghanistan, Crenshaw is articulate, innovative and a devastating debater. He is going places.
Keep Your Eye on Congressman Dan Crenshaw
- Donald R. McClarey
Donald R. McClarey
Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 43 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.
We’ve been watching Crenshaw for some time. I respect him and he does a great job dismantling much of what people like Maher often get away with. I liked the other fellow pointing out how lame and impotent Maher seems without the all important audience behind him. I’ve noticed that with the other late night comedians during this time. They try, but that audience isn’t there to cue the watcher and say ‘this is awesome, you should cheer.’ I guess that’s why they invented laugh tracks.
Seems like this should result in a response thread.
“ISWYDT.”
“Yeah, but did he?”
I like him. He’s got at least as much of a sense of humor as Cruz, but more accessible for non-geeks.
Notice how the smug Maher is utterly neutered without his audience and sidekicks?
He is a smart serious person. He could go places. He doesn’t get rattled.
Haley, Crenshaw, 2024
Crenshaw, Whoever, 2032
I “see” what you did there …
😉
I have to do it to you folks right now since I can’t do it to my usual target, judges, with the Illinois courts closed down except for emergency matters!
Paul — I agree. Crenshaw’s key gift is an ability to respond effectively to inflammatory rubbish without ever getting rattled.
Clay — If Trump is reelected, then it will be Pence’s turn to head the GOP ticket, and assuming he continues to acquit himself with competence and dignity I don’t see another Republican effectively challenging him if he wants the job. Haley would be a first rate VP pick for sure.
I don’t know if Pence would turn into another Bush ’41.
But I don’t know that he wouldn’t either.