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Dan Crenshaw has a 'simple question' for Beto O'Rourke on the border wall debate

Newly-elected GOP Rep. Dan Crenshaw has a “simple question” for his fellow Texan, Beto O’Rourke: “If you could snap your fingers and make El Paso’s border wall disappear, would you?”

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Well, actually, Beto’s answer just might be “yes.” Here’s the former Congressman from back in 2015:

From the HuffPost:

EL PASO — Driving along El Paso’s Rim Road, which hugs the southern tip of the Rockies, it’s difficult to tell where Texas ends and Mexico begins.

Looking down on the town below, a thick, black line marks the desert sand ahead in the distance, running over a hill into the emptiness beyond. It’s a fence, the very visible border that divides El Paso, Texas, and Juarez, Mexico. Behind it curves the Rio Grande, a skeleton of its former self used primarily for irrigation once it hits Texas.

Mention that fence and you’ll have Rep. Beto O’Rourke (D-Texas) in your ear. The fence, for O’Rourke, symbolizes all that’s wrong with outside perceptions of the border and what it’s like to live just across the river from Mexico.

“I’m really embarrassed by the fence,” O’Rourke told The Huffington Post. “We are the largest truly binational community in the world and our connection is our strength. Any attempt to divide that or separate it, especially with this awful fence the East Germans would be ashamed of, is the wrong way to go.”

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Tell us again, media, how Dems aren’t for open borders.

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