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 join the Committee today!
SUPPORTING THE MILITARY’S MISSION IS OUR MISSION
LATEST FROM CSD
Reject the Radical, Risky National Popular Vote Compact
A campaign that started in California in 2006 has reached Richmond, and it's gunning for the Electoral College. Bills passed by Virginia's House and Senate would add the Commonwealth to the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, a scheme that would force Virginia to ignore its own voters and hand its presidential electors to whoever wins a nationwide popularity contest. There's no official national vote total, it likely violates the Constitution's Compact Clause, and every single state that's signed on is blue. Here's why Gov. Spanberger should reject it.
The Law
When President Trump asked members of Congress during his State of the Union address to stand if they believed the government’s duty is to protect American citizens over illegal aliens, the silence from the left was striking. That moment raises a deeper constitutional question about the true purpose of government. From the Constitution’s Guarantee Clause to the natural rights philosophy of John Locke and the principles expressed in the Declaration of Independence, the American system is built on the idea that government exists to protect the life, liberty, and property of its citizens. When elected officials place ideological agendas above the law and refuse to support enforcement of immigration statutes, it raises serious concerns about the rule of law itself—and whether some lawmakers have forgotten the fundamental responsibility they were elected to uphold.
In this episode of Live Free TV, Lt. Col. Allen West breaks down the escalating crisis in Minneapolis, where city and state officials are refusing to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. This isn’t an emotional debate. It’s a constitutional one.
Watch this video on Rumble
The Owners' Manual of the United States is only about 4,379 words long, but the 7 articles within provide the guidelines from which our nation and its governments are structured. Join us as we briefly walk through what the Constitution says and why.
Watch this video on Rumble
ELECTION INFORMATION
Military Voting Process
Visit Protect Military Votes
TAKE ACTION NOW
