Mr. Khan, I've read our Constitution and firmly recognize the preeminent responsibility of our federal government is to "provide for the common defense.” I also comprehend the relationship between the three branches of government...you know separation of powers, checks and balances, coequal branches of government. (Allen West (politician))

Mr. Khan, I've read our Constitution and firmly recognize the preeminent responsibility of our federal government is to "provide for the common defense.” I also comprehend the relationship between the three branches of government...you know separation of powers, checks and balances, coequal branches of government.

Allen West (politician)

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