Republican Dan Crenshaw booed by audience after he snaps at young woman for questioning his faith

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Republican Dan Crenshaw booed by audience after he snaps at young woman for questioning his faith

A young woman attended the Montgomery County Tea Party meeting Monday evening where people could ask questions of Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX). It didn't go well for the congressman. The woman noted that the GOP congressman had suggested that Jesus was not a real person and accused him of lying about being a Christian. She quoted an excerpt from Crenshaw's book Fortitude that involved role models and listed off everyone from Jesus to Rosa Parks and …

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Video: Dan Crenshaw Snaps at Young Girl at Fundraiser -- Crowd Starts Yelling and Chanting Let's Go Brandon, Call Him a Moron

A young girl asked Dan Crenshaw about a statement he made on a podcast during a fundraiser. He snapped back at her, “Don’t question my faith!” The crowd reacted by yelling and chanting, “Let’s go Brandon!” Someone calls him a moron. Via The Storm Has Arrived.

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Dan Crenshaw Gets Heckled for Sparring With Young Woman

Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) sparred with a young woman on Monday night at the Montgomery County Tea Party meeting after she asked him about some comments made in his book Fortitude regarding Jesus. The exchange resulted in Crenshaw being heckled and booed by the crowd. Crenshaw, who has been critical of the right-wing of his […]

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VIDEO: Crenshaw Snaps After Child Asks Why He Compared Jesus to Superman, Called Him 'Hero Archetype'

An unhinged Texas Republican Congressman, Dan Crenshaw, berated a little girl last night because she asked him questions about his previous anti-Christian statements about Jesus Christ. 

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