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Dan Crenshaw is a Republican representative from Texas's 2nd Congressional District. Congress.gov records his House service beginning in 2019 and continuing through the 119th Congress.
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Dan Crenshaw is a Republican representative from Texas's 2nd Congressional District. Congress.gov records his House service beginning in 2019 and continuing through the 119th Congress.
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Open leadership record ↓Dan Crenshaw is a Republican representative from Texas's 2nd Congressional District. Congress.gov records his House service beginning in 2019 and continuing through the 119th Congress.
Crenshaw's official House biography describes his prior service as a Navy SEAL and says he was medically retired after injuries sustained during a 2012 deployment in Afghanistan. The same biography lists current service on the House Energy and Commerce Committee and House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
His official biography also identifies him as chair of the Intelligence Committee's Defense Intelligence and Overhead Architecture Subcommittee and chair of its Cartel Task Force. Those are institutional roles and are kept separate from any later claim-specific evidence review.
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