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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDan Crenshaw says the word "IMMINENT" is "subjective"
Aaron Rupar
@atrupar.com
Rep. Dan Crenshaw: "This be clear about the word 'imminent' -- it's a subjective word"
Rep. Dan Crenshaw: "This be clear about the word 'imminent' -- it's a subjective word"
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com) 2026-03-19T18:09:08.205Z
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Dan Crenshaw says the word "IMMINENT" is "subjective" (Original Post)
Miles Archer
16 hrs ago
OP
Definition of "imminent": about to occur; threatening to occur immediately; near at hand; impending.
sop
16 hrs ago
#1
Well, maybe he just means that you might not know *exactly* when something is going to happen,
Ocelot II
16 hrs ago
#5
Yes, your honor. I shot him in self-defense. He was thinking about getting a gun and killing me.
Walleye
16 hrs ago
#7
Sit down, Dan. Even the voters in your own district have heard enough of your bullshit.
Midnight Writer
13 hrs ago
#11
sop
(18,476 posts)1. Definition of "imminent": about to occur; threatening to occur immediately; near at hand; impending.
No, Dan, it's not that subjective.
Ocelot II
(130,373 posts)5. Well, maybe he just means that you might not know *exactly* when something is going to happen,
so "imminent" could mean in ten minutes, or an hour, or tomorrow. So if you can't time it exactly, describing some possible occurrence as imminent is just subjective. Right, Dan? Is that it?
Solly Mack
(96,884 posts)2. And "No" means "Yes", I suppose.
Fiendish Thingy
(23,056 posts)3. I suppose he's right in a way
In the sense that time is relative
yardwork
(69,297 posts)4. Ok.
harumph
(3,244 posts)6. He needs a pair of those. Fuckwit.
Walleye
(44,643 posts)7. Yes, your honor. I shot him in self-defense. He was thinking about getting a gun and killing me.
Swede
(39,331 posts)12. I also killed his wife and one of his kids...
But, what ya gonna do?
FakeNoose
(41,410 posts)8. So please explain why Chump tore up Obama's nuclear treaty with Iran

ProfessorGAC
(76,591 posts)9. How Convenient
Clearly, this intellectually lazy person says thinking it makes them smarter than they actually are.
CanonRay
(16,145 posts)10. So is "now" I suppose.
Midnight Writer
(25,349 posts)11. Sit down, Dan. Even the voters in your own district have heard enough of your bullshit.
maxsolomon
(38,635 posts)13. He's not wrong. It could mean an hour, a day, weeks, months.
It's a rhetorical evasion, of course. Repukes do nothing but evade questions.
area51
(12,671 posts)14. Here's an idea, Dan:
Let's make your paycheck subjective.
Jbraybarten
(253 posts)15. What an ass. He KNOWS damn well that he's full of shit.
MustLoveBeagles
(16,151 posts)16. No it isn't!