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Allen West Applauds Lt. Gov Dan Patrick for Taking His Constitutional Lead

As the infamous "Border Crisis" persists, the problem has hit new lows.  Even top Democrats such as Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) have called out for action to address the huge influx of illegal immigrants.  However, governor candidate gubernatorial candidate,  Lt. Colonel Allen West (R-TX) , has been consistent on this issue since the beginning, and now applauds current Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick for finally taking his Constitutional lead.

The border crisis unfortunately has been downplayed by the numerous other pressing issues that have come out of Washington and the Middle East under this new administration.  West has long referenced Article 4 Section 4 of the Constitution and Article 1, Section 10, Clause 3 that "gives us the right to defend ourselves and protect ourselves against invasion."

West responded to Lt. Governor Dan Patrick (R-TX), who according to West, started speaking about the same Constitutional argument on the Laura Ingraham Show:

"I'm glad that finally Dan Patrick, and I guess the governor, have been listening to my videos and following me and understanding they need to do things by the Constitution.  But the question is, what are they going to do about it?  You can sit around and say you're going to evoke something out of the Constitution, but when are we going to defend and secure the Texas Republic?"

West claims he knows the governor and lt. gov is listening because he is "out on the campaign trail, quoting the Constitution and challenging them to protect the people of Texas, protect our safety and security, protect the sovereignty of the Lone Star State."

West is currently running against Gov. Greg Abbott in Texas 2022 Republican gubernatorial primary election. A recent poll conducted by the University of Texas shows that Gov. Abbott has an overall  41% approval rating.

James McCool

is based in Tallahassee and is currently a Senior at Florida State University, studying Political Science and Religion. With a deep interest in politics, Jim has been initiated into the Benjamin Franklin Society of Scholars, and has competed nationally in undergraduate Mock Trial, as well as started the Moot Court team at his former high school. When not writing or studying, Jim is usually hitting the gym, watching reruns of Frasier, or keeping tabs on the New England Patriots.

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