Committee to Support and Defend
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LATEST FROM CSD
Are the Democratic Socialists of America a political party, or a seditious communist movement?
The DSA claims to be a political party, but it runs candidates in Democratic primaries, takes money from a China-based Marxist financier, and its members have pledged allegiance to the Chinese Communist Party. Allen West argues that makes it something other than a party, and raises a constitutional question about what oath its candidates could honestly swear.
Don’t Be Fooled, All the Democrats Are Marxists
The Democratic Socialists of America aren't the problem, they're just the honest ones. Allen West argues the "mainstream" Democrats want the exact same fundamental transformation, they've just learned to hide it better.
Can a governor order sheriffs to stop cooperating with ICE? What does the Constitution actually say about immigration enforcement, state authority, and the rule of law?
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As America celebrates its 250th year, Lt. Col. Allen West delivers a message from Brunswick, Georgia, that freedom is never guaranteed—it must be defended at the ballot box.
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