Kevin Crouch is the host of the online radio show The Activist Report, also serving as Chairman of the Ellis County Conservative Youth, and a political activist who believes that liberty, security, and propserity should be the top priorities in American public affairs.

Kevin was born in Waxahachie on April 8, 1991, and has lived in Ellis County all his life. He is a student at Navarro College in Waxahachie, and is focusing on getting through basics before moving on to a larger university. Kevin is a graduate of Waxahachie High School. After spending two years in the band program, he joined the debate team, an organization more fitting to his political activism.

With a heart for public service, Kevin has been involved in several volunteer opportunities, such as church mission trips, community events, and the volunteer program at Methodist Medical Center in Dallas. Kevin ran for WISD School Board in 2009 on the basis of bringing a new perspective, that of a student. The students, afterall, are the ones who must follow the rules the Board approves.

After joining the Tea Party movement, Kevin learned what being an activist was really about, and the importance of making your voice heard to stand on the principles and values that made America great and continue to make her a unique nation among the world. He became a big fan of talk radio hosts such as Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, and Fred Thompson, and since he had hosted shorter-lived shows in the past, Kevin decided to begin hosting a longer lived show, and The Activist Report was born.

If you see Kevin in Waxahachie, whether it be walking around downtown or strolling through the store, remember to say hello. He believes in working hard to return Government to the size and principles it was founded on, and to the accountability of the American people.

What others think about Kevin Crouch:
“You’re the only person here who knows enough not just to [make] change but to see why change is needed. Not just to care, but to see why we have to care. If we are truly the future, then with you around, I’m optimistic.”
-Paul “Pete” Palmer

“I think it is great for young people to get involved…”
-State Representative Jim Pitts (R-Waxahachie)

“Concerning the upcoming Waxahachie School Board election, only two candidates, in my opinion, have recently demonstrated their commitment to students and their support for competent and caring teachers — incumbent Mark Price and first-time candidate Kevin Crouch. They deserve our votes.”
-Dr. Ronnie “Doc” Hastings