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As America prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, Lt. Col. Allen West looks ahead to a bigger question: what kind of nation are we leaving for America 300?
In this episode of Live Free TV, he addresses two recent Supreme Court decisions he believes undermine the foundation of our constitutional republic: Watson v. Republican National Committee, which allowed states to count mail ballots postmarked by Election Day but received afterward, and the Court’s ruling against President Trump’s effort to restrict birthright citizenship.
From election integrity and mail-in ballots to the meaning of citizenship under the 14th Amendment, Lt. Col. West argues that Americans must pay close attention, get engaged, and defend the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
The mission remains clear: support and defend our constitutional rights, freedoms, and liberties for the next generation — and the one after that.
Learn more at https://theacru.org
Support the Committee to Support and Defend: https://supportanddefend.org
As America prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, Lt. Col. Allen West looks ahead to a bigger question: what kind of nation are we leaving for America 300?
In this episode of Live Free TV, he addresses two recent Supreme Court decisions he believes undermine the foundation of our constitutional republic: Watson v. Republican National Committee, which allowed states to count mail ballots postmarked by Election Day but received afterward, and the Court’s ruling against President Trump’s effort to restrict birthright citizenship.
From election integrity and mail-in ballots to the meaning of citizenship under the 14th Amendment, Lt. Col. West argues that Americans must pay close attention, get engaged, and defend the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
The mission remains clear: support and defend our constitutional rights, freedoms, and liberties for the next generation — and the one after that.
Learn more at https://theacru.org
By The ACRUAs America prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, Lt. Col. Allen West looks ahead to a bigger question: what kind of nation are we leaving for America 300?
In this episode of Live Free TV, he addresses two recent Supreme Court decisions he believes undermine the foundation of our constitutional republic: Watson v. Republican National Committee, which allowed states to count mail ballots postmarked by Election Day but received afterward, and the Court’s ruling against President Trump’s effort to restrict birthright citizenship.
From election integrity and mail-in ballots to the meaning of citizenship under the 14th Amendment, Lt. Col. West argues that Americans must pay close attention, get engaged, and defend the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
The mission remains clear: support and defend our constitutional rights, freedoms, and liberties for the next generation — and the one after that.
Learn more at https://theacru.org
Support the Committee to Support and Defend: https://supportanddefend.org
As America prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, Lt. Col. Allen West looks ahead to a bigger question: what kind of nation are we leaving for America 300?
In this episode of Live Free TV, he addresses two recent Supreme Court decisions he believes undermine the foundation of our constitutional republic: Watson v. Republican National Committee, which allowed states to count mail ballots postmarked by Election Day but received afterward, and the Court’s ruling against President Trump’s effort to restrict birthright citizenship.
From election integrity and mail-in ballots to the meaning of citizenship under the 14th Amendment, Lt. Col. West argues that Americans must pay close attention, get engaged, and defend the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
The mission remains clear: support and defend our constitutional rights, freedoms, and liberties for the next generation — and the one after that.
Learn more at https://theacru.org