Rep. Dan Crenshaw, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Texas’ 2nd district, engaged with his audience through several tweets over the span of a few days. Herein are details of his posts and the subject matter addressed.
On March 31, 2025, Crenshaw shared a tweet, albeit with minimal detail provided in the text itself: https://t.co/lKbEpX0clh https://t.co/L9egkXovTi.
Later that same day, at 20:23:41 UTC, he posted another tweet expressing a brief, emphatic reaction, “Whoa https://t.co/p4PnCsaRnY”.
The following day, April 1, 2025, Crenshaw addressed a study by CU Boulder, critiquing the parameters used in categorizing mass shootings. He conveyed concern that the study’s definition might be misleading to the public: “CU Boulder’s study lumps together everything from gang violence in Chicago to targeted attacks in grocery stores. But when the public hears ‘mass shooting,’ they’re thinking Uvalde or Las Vegas—not a parking lot fight or a drive-by. It gets worse. Their definition of ‘being at…’”.
