"I feel a personal obligation because after he got out of the military, back in 2010, we chose him to be the wind-up speaker at CPAC that year. And Allen gives one hell of a speech. And that sort of helped launch his campaign he ran for Congress," Mr. Keene said. "Then he lost the reelection when the districts were changed, although he could have won that."
Allen West launches bid to replace NRA's Wayne LaPierre, ignites bitter feud within gun group
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