Home Actor Dan Crenshaw HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers December 2023 Dan Crenshaw Instagram - As the holiday season officially kicks off, let’s not forget these wise words Ronald Reagan shared on the true meaning for why we celebrate. Merry Christmas! “Christmas, as the carol tells us, is ‘the most wonderful time of the year.’ . . . What with the sights of brilliantly decorated trees, the sounds of familiar hymns and songs, and tastes of fresh-baked cookies and other treats, and above all the long-anticipated visit from St. Nick, Christmas for children is a time unlike any other. That is true for grownups as well, of course; the joy and meaning of Christmas only deepen as we grow older. We still find pleasure in exchanging greetings and gifts, and we still delight in the warm and colorful images of the holiday. But we perceive ever more clearly, as did Scrooge, that the true beauty and wonder of the season lie in the Christmas spirit of giving of ourselves for others—the message of the Prince of Peace whose birth we celebrate. At Christmastime we accompany shepherds and Wise Men to the stable as of old, where we relearn the timeless and priceless lessons of love, humility and sacrifice, where we see the Christmas spirit as God’s love flowing through so many people all at once.” -Ronald Reagan, 1987

Dan Crenshaw Instagram – As the holiday season officially kicks off, let’s not forget these wise words Ronald Reagan shared on the true meaning for why we celebrate. Merry Christmas! “Christmas, as the carol tells us, is ‘the most wonderful time of the year.’ . . . What with the sights of brilliantly decorated trees, the sounds of familiar hymns and songs, and tastes of fresh-baked cookies and other treats, and above all the long-anticipated visit from St. Nick, Christmas for children is a time unlike any other. That is true for grownups as well, of course; the joy and meaning of Christmas only deepen as we grow older. We still find pleasure in exchanging greetings and gifts, and we still delight in the warm and colorful images of the holiday. But we perceive ever more clearly, as did Scrooge, that the true beauty and wonder of the season lie in the Christmas spirit of giving of ourselves for others—the message of the Prince of Peace whose birth we celebrate. At Christmastime we accompany shepherds and Wise Men to the stable as of old, where we relearn the timeless and priceless lessons of love, humility and sacrifice, where we see the Christmas spirit as God’s love flowing through so many people all at once.” -Ronald Reagan, 1987

Dan Crenshaw Instagram - As the holiday season officially kicks off, let’s not forget these wise words Ronald Reagan shared on the true meaning for why we celebrate. Merry Christmas! “Christmas, as the carol tells us, is ‘the most wonderful time of the year.’ . . . What with the sights of brilliantly decorated trees, the sounds of familiar hymns and songs, and tastes of fresh-baked cookies and other treats, and above all the long-anticipated visit from St. Nick, Christmas for children is a time unlike any other. That is true for grownups as well, of course; the joy and meaning of Christmas only deepen as we grow older. We still find pleasure in exchanging greetings and gifts, and we still delight in the warm and colorful images of the holiday. But we perceive ever more clearly, as did Scrooge, that the true beauty and wonder of the season lie in the Christmas spirit of giving of ourselves for others—the message of the Prince of Peace whose birth we celebrate. At Christmastime we accompany shepherds and Wise Men to the stable as of old, where we relearn the timeless and priceless lessons of love, humility and sacrifice, where we see the Christmas spirit as God’s love flowing through so many people all at once.” -Ronald Reagan, 1987

Dan Crenshaw Instagram – As the holiday season officially kicks off, let’s not forget these wise words Ronald Reagan shared on the true meaning for why we celebrate. Merry Christmas!

“Christmas, as the carol tells us, is ‘the most wonderful time of the year.’ . . . What with the sights of brilliantly decorated trees, the sounds of familiar hymns and songs, and tastes of fresh-baked cookies and other treats, and above all the long-anticipated visit from St. Nick, Christmas for children is a time unlike any other. That is true for grownups as well, of course; the joy and meaning of Christmas only deepen as we grow older. We still find pleasure in exchanging greetings and gifts, and we still delight in the warm and colorful images of the holiday.

But we perceive ever more clearly, as did Scrooge, that the true beauty and wonder of the season lie in the Christmas spirit of giving of ourselves for others—the message of the Prince of Peace whose birth we celebrate. At Christmastime we accompany shepherds and Wise Men to the stable as of old, where we relearn the timeless and priceless lessons of love, humility and sacrifice, where we see the Christmas spirit as God’s love flowing through so many people all at once.” -Ronald Reagan, 1987 | Posted on 02/Dec/2023 02:39:35

Dan Crenshaw Instagram – Yeah, you read that right. 17,500 in one week. 

The sheer incompetence and negligence from Mayorkas has led to an unmitigated disaster. He actively ignores the state of crisis at our border while border patrol and border communities suffer.

He’s unable, unqualified, and uninterested in doing his job. Impeachment is long overdue.
Dan Crenshaw Instagram – Why vote to expel Santos?

1. The ethics violations were crystal clear and pretty serious. Sure, there are always unserious, frivolous ethics accusations in Congress. This wasn’t one of those times. You can see the full list of glaring violations at Ethics.House.Gov, or copy & paste this link into your browser: https://ethics.house.gov/press-releases/statement-chairman-and-ranking-member-committee-ethics-regarding-representative-76

2. Given all that, why should I allow my Texas constituents’ tax dollars to keep paying his salary? 

3. The notion that he “had no due process” is bonkers. The House Ethics Committee investigated this for months, gave Santos the opportunity to provide evidence and sworn statements (he never did), and then held a vote. The vote was unanimous. 

4. Many members keep saying “he wasnt convicted yet,” so had to vote no. Once again, members of Congress want someone else to do their job for them, in this case the courts. If the 
Founders thought only a court conviction could expel a Member, then they would have written that into the Constitution. But they didn’t. This process is about internal standards of behavior that ultimately preserve the integrity of the institution.

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