Catching Up with Crenshaw

Congressman Crenshaw here,

Today, we remember September 11, 2001 and the American lives lost on that tragic day. We also remember that on this day 19 years ago, we rose together as one nation united out of the ashes and continue to uphold the ideals of America that were attacked that day. Never Forget.

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Now, let's catch up.

Never forget

Nineteen years ago, America came under attack - our ideals, our way of life, and our people. 2,977 people were killed in New York City, Washington, D.C., and in Pennsylvania on that tragic day.

But out of that tragedy we witnessed extraordinary heroism everywhere. We saw it in the firefighters who climbed up into the skies above New York City to save those trapped in the Twin Towers. We saw it in the brave passengers of Flight 93 who were determined to sacrifice themselves to save others. And we saw it in all Americans who rose up as one country out of the ashes to say to the world that we will not be feared into submission and that we will Never Forget that day.

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democrats block covid-19 relief (again)

Democrats have once again blocked much-needed COVID-19 relief. Here is what they blocked this week while the nation is still struggling with this pandemic: hundreds of billions of dollars for schools, testing, vaccines, unemployment insurance, and the Paycheck Protection Program for our small businesses.

Every time Republicans offer commonsense, bipartisan relief from this pandemic, Democrats block it. It is shameless. Click here or on the image above to read.

new podcast

I released a new podcast episode this week focused on COVID-19. Dr. Avik Roy joined me for a pragmatic look at America’s approach to the COVID-19 response thus far and how we can learn from the past eight months to better prepare ourselves for the future.

Click here to check out the podcast.