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Allen West Closes CPAC With Fiery Keynote Speech...Warns Of Letting Multiculturalism 'Grow On Steroids'


(The Huffington Post)
"Rep. Allen West (R-Fla.) delivered the keynote address on Saturday night at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference.

Topics discussed in West's speech encompassed a wide range. From the state of nation's economy and federal budget to social issues, the congressman covered a lot of ground. He stressed the importance of adhering to conservative principles while also taking time to criticize Democrats.

"Liberal progressivism evolved after our Constitution," explained West to his audience. "It has repeatedly failed all over the world..."

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