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Where Eagles Dare

As the 2026 midterms approach, Allen West argues conservatives can't win by hiding in their echo chambers. The fight runs straight through hostile college campuses and Mamdani's New York, and the choice is stark: collectivist servitude or rugged individualism.

By |2026-05-19T09:17:35-04:00May 19, 2026|ABW OpEd, ACRU Commentary|

Why Are Democrats Aiding and Abetting Iran?

From John Kerry thanking Iran’s Revolutionary Guards for “taking care” of captured U.S. Sailors, to Armed Services Committee Democrats now branding the Iran campaign a “quagmire,” LTC Allen West argues the pattern is unmistakable: the Democrat party is aiding and abetting the world’s number one state sponsor of Islamic terrorism.

By |2026-05-05T09:43:49-04:00May 5, 2026|ABW OpEd, ACRU Commentary|

American Values

After a visit to Pueblo's Center for American Values, Allen West asks what American values really mean in our 250th year, and draws a hard line between the individual sovereignty our founders affirmed and the collectivism today's Marxist left is selling.

By |2026-04-21T11:46:23-04:00April 21, 2026|ABW OpEd, ACRU Commentary|

Trust Iran? Why?

Allen West draws on Islamic history and the doctrine of taqiyya to argue that Iran’s ceasefire is a strategic ploy, not a path to peace. The real objective: cut Iran off from the energy resources that prop up its regime and hold the world hostage.

By |2026-04-14T16:22:42-04:00April 14, 2026|ABW OpEd, ACRU Commentary|

The Black Lives that Don’t Matter

Allen West argues that twisting the 14th Amendment to justify birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants denigrates the amendment's original purpose, securing citizenship for descendants of freed slaves, and reveals which Black lives the left considers expendable.

By |2026-04-07T11:11:58-04:00April 7, 2026|ABW OpEd, ACRU Commentary|

The Real Purveyors of Jim Crow

During Black History Month, ACRU Executive Director Allen West reflects on being born in a segregated Atlanta hospital in 1961 and uses that personal history to challenge modern claims that voter ID laws resemble Jim Crow. Tracing the arc from Black Codes and segregation to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the political narrative surrounding race and voting rights has been reshaped over time.

By |2026-02-10T14:06:18-05:00February 10, 2026|ABW OpEd, ACRU Commentary|
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