Rep. Dan Crenshaw, a U.S. Congressman representing Texas’ 2nd district since 2019, recently shared his thoughts on social media regarding various topics of interest. His tweets reflect his engagement with local cultural events and national educational policies.
On March 24, 2025, Rep. Crenshaw humorously commented on the Houston Rodeo’s new initiative by tweeting, “Apparently Houston Rodeo is going on the road. Literally.” He linked this to the training of high school students in calf scrambling, adding a light-hearted emoji to emphasize the fun aspect of the event.
Later that day, he addressed concerns about educational funding following an executive order signed by President Trump. In a tweet posted at 21:22:51 UTC, Crenshaw reassured constituents by stating that “Critics are already fear-mongering—claiming students will lose support, that funding will vanish. Not true.” He affirmed that key programs like Pell Grants and Title I for low-income schools remain funded.
In another tweet at the same time, Rep. Crenshaw expressed support for President Trump’s executive order aimed at decentralizing control over education. He tweeted that “President Trump just signed an executive order to return control of education to states, parents, and communities.” He criticized the Department of Education as a large bureaucracy and supported shifting power back to local entities.
