Two Texas-ass Republican MAGA demons just lost their primaries and will soon be out of Congress. Chip Roy is one of the absolute worst MAGAts and Crenshaw is a slimy snakelike Trump apologist.
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Two Texas-ass Republican MAGA demons just lost their primaries and will soon be out of Congress. Chip Roy is one of the absolute worst MAGAts and Crenshaw is a slimy snakelike Trump apologist.
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) issued a relatively weak apology on Thursday after calling for Americans to "stop whining" and "get a job" on socia
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) issued a relatively weak apology on Thursday after calling for Americans to “stop whining” and “get a job” on social media.
Crenshaw’s comments were in response to an online debate, sparked by Turning Point USA spokesman Andrew Kolvet, who shared that a college student had recently told him about a burrito costing $20, emphasizing, “It just feels like basic things cost too much.”
“Just hearing about this dumb $20 burrito debate so just thought I’d make the losers on social media angry before going to bed,” wrote Crenshaw via X on Wednesday evening.
Dan Cringeshaw: “If I ever meet Tucker Carlson, I’ll f***ing k*ll him. I’m not joking.” 🤔
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these are the online news source that the two conservatives used to fake the protests being violent...
notice the dark tan patch...
same place but 2 years ago
Someone is lying and it isn't me.
The bill could become law through a simple majority vote in the Senate, its author says.
Daniel Villarreal (he/him) at LGBTQ Nation (12.19.2025):
Yesterday, the House of Representatives passed the Do No Harm in Medicaid Act, a bill by Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) to block all Medicaid funding for gender-affirming care for minors. Crenshaw’s bill, which he says is tailored to bypass the Senate filibuster with a simple majority vote, passed the House 215-201 on Thursday, with four Democrats voting with the Republican majority in favor. The bill is just the latest of several Republican-led anti-trans initiatives to occur this week. Usually, the Senate’s 60-vote threshold to end a filibuster has been a significant roadblock to legislation passing Congress. Republicans hold 53 seats in the Senate, so, usually, they’d need at least seven Democratic votes over the next two years to pass legislation.
However, Crenshaw says that his bill can get through the Senate using the reconciliation process, which is a loophole reserved for certain fiscal bills. Only a simple majority – or 51 votes, or 50 votes plus the vice president as a tie-breaker – is needed to pass legislation under reconciliation.
“Budget reconciliation provides a unique opportunity to pass meaningful reforms with direct fiscal impacts,” he said. “This bill fits squarely within that framework, ensuring it will survive procedural scrutiny while delivering a critical win for children and families.” “Using Medicaid funds for unproven and irreversible procedures on minors is not only medically irresponsible but also a betrayal of public trust,” Crenshaw said in a statement after filing the bill. “This bill ensures that Medicaid’s limited resources are used only for evidence-based, medically necessary care.” Crenshaw is incorrect. Gender-affirming care has been administered to minors for decades, with plenty of evidence supporting it. The care has been shown to be safe and effective, and American professional medical associations back the care as the best practice for treating gender dysphoria.
The House shamefully passed Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX)’s reconciliation-friendly and deceitfully titled “Do No Harm in Medicaid Act” 215-201, with 4 Democrats crossing over (Cuellar, Davis, Gluesenkamp Perez, and Gonzalez), to ban Medicaid funding for gender-affirming care funding for minors.
The Senate’s prosects for this bill are murky, but unlikely to pass.
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The Advocate: House passes bill banning Medicaid from covering gender-affirming care for youth