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:

  1. Provides a voice for our military members, past and present.
  2. Mobilizes veterans to keep our Constitutional Republic strong.
  3. Educates and assists during elections to make sure every military vote is counted.

Please join the Committee today!

SUPPORTING THE MILITARY’S MISSION IS OUR MISSION

RECRUIT

We must always strive to recruit the best and finest and remain focused on growing our ranks.  We are laser focused on supporting and defending the quality and superiority of the United States military — which has been and must remain a meritocracy.

TRAIN

To win, our military must relentlessly train, focusing maximum effort on preparation. Likewise, the Committee to Support and Defend aims to equip and train our veterans to fight in the public policy realm for the benefit of our service men and women.

DEPLOY

Deploying to the time and place of need requires sacrifice by our servicemembers and their families. Now it’s time for veterans to continue fighting for the oath to protect the freedoms of our Constitutional Republic.

FIGHT

Please join us in support of the constitutional values and freedoms we’ve fought to preserve.

WIN

Our country was founded by patriots willing to step up in defense of their natural rights. It is time for all of us to get involved in our political process to ensure our country remains a beacon of constitutional values.

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An Un-Supreme Decision

By |July 1, 2026|

Two rulings. One anniversary week. Allen West on why the Supreme Court's blessing of late mail ballots and birthright citizenship for non-citizens' children is an un-supreme way to say Happy 250th, America.

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An American Homework Assignment

By |June 30, 2026|

Before Lexington, Rhode Island patriots burned the HMS Gaspee. Allen West traces the road to 1776 from Luther to Locke, and hands America a 250th-birthday homework assignment: read the Declaration of Independence, and ask where we are in the cycle.

  • Iran, Appeasement, and the Ghost of 1938

    Lt. Col. Allen West breaks down the new U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding and asks whether America is moving toward peace — or repeating the mistakes of 1938.

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  • The United States Constitution: Article 1 Explained

    This week on the Constitution Show, we tackle the biggest section of the U.S. Constitution, Article 1, in simple and easy-to-understand terms. Want to know how the legislative branch is supposed to work? Listen in!

    Watch this video on <a href="https://rumble.com/v5pqe6e-the-united-states-constitution-article-1-explained.html" target="_blank">Rumble

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General mail-by-date guidance: September 19, 2026 (shipboard), October 23, 2026 (for outside of the U.S.) and October 31, 2026 (stateside).

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