Crenshaw didn't just say that "several" of his colleagues supported the insurrection, he said "a lot" of them did that. He said the quiet part out loud. And now he's just going along with trying to install a literal traitor as Speaker. The cowardice is just stomach-turning.
Crenshaw didn't just say that "several" of his colleagues supported the insurrection, he said "a lot" of them did that. He said the quiet part out loud. And now he's just going along with trying to install a literal traitor as Speaker. The cowardice is just stomach-turning.
Crenshaw is filth. He's an ethical weathervane. Periodically he'll do something that resembles a pr├нncipled act or statement and then he'll promptly ruin it.
He and Mace together donтАЩt equal a тАЬthree eyed ravenтАЭ - but in the current republican caucus they really are part of the тАШdeep thinkersтАЩ caucus - which is a very small group
No, there was some fracas with him early on, and he went on Saturday Night Live and gave a reasonable speech, IIRC. Seemed like he might be legit. Alas, 'twas not to be.
Crenshaw didn't just say that "several" of his colleagues supported the insurrection, he said "a lot" of them did that. He said the quiet part out loud. And now he's just going along with trying to install a literal traitor as Speaker. The cowardice is just stomach-turning.
HeтАЩs insecure and needs a lot of friends.
Crenshaw is filth. He's an ethical weathervane. Periodically he'll do something that resembles a pr├нncipled act or statement and then he'll promptly ruin it.
He's a slightly starchier Lindsey Graham.
Not to be too on the nose, but in the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king.
He and Mace together donтАЩt equal a тАЬthree eyed ravenтАЭ - but in the current republican caucus they really are part of the тАШdeep thinkersтАЩ caucus - which is a very small group
He and Nancy Mace. Birds of a feather.
Amen!
They should form the "Look at me, Look at me" caucus.
When I look up 'damning with faint praise' going forward, I'm going to see:
"He's a slightly starchier Lindsey Graham." - Josh on The Bulwark 10/16/23
Yeah, I had high hopes for him initially, and he does occasionally appear to show some ethical backbone, but you're right: he always ruins it.
Showing ethical backbone is more than a here or there in an elected official.
No, there was some fracas with him early on, and he went on Saturday Night Live and gave a reasonable speech, IIRC. Seemed like he might be legit. Alas, 'twas not to be.