Committee to Support and Defend
America’s Constitutional Conservative Veterans Organization
Join the Committee to Support and Defend!
Military men and women choose to step forward to defend our freedoms. They take an oath to support and defend the Constitution. By joining the Committee to Support and Defend, you will support veterans and active-duty military who believe that oath has no expiration date. The Committee to Support and Defend:
- Provides a voice for our military members, past and present.
- Mobilizes veterans to keep our Constitutional Republic strong.
- Educates and assists during elections to make sure every military vote is counted.
Please consider joining the Committee today for just $17.75 per year.
Why 1775? That is when our armed forces were officially founded!
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