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Nation’s Largest Police Union Endorses Trump
The Daily Trump
by Staff
9/17/2016
Excerpt:
The 330,000-strong National Fraternal Order of Police says Trump has ‘made a real commitment to America’s law enforcement.’
The National Fraternal Order of Police, the country’s largest law enforcement union, on Friday announced it would endorse Republican Donald Trump for president..
The order represents more than 330,000 members. The endorsement was decided by the group’s 45-member National Board, which had gathered in Nashville for its fall meeting.
“He’s made a real commitment to America’s law enforcement, and we’re proud to make a commitment to him and his campaign by endorsing his candidacy today,” FOP president Chuck Canterbury said in a statement unveiling the endorsement. “He is a proven leader, and that’s what we need for the next four years – a leader unafraid to make tough choices and see them through.”
The order endorsed Republican candidates George W. Bush and John McCain in 2000, 2004 and 2008, and Democratic President Bill Clinton in 1996. It declined to endorse Barack Obama or Mitt Romney in 2012, declaring neither candidate had made police or criminal justice a priority.
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The Daily Trump
by Staff
9/17/2016
Excerpt:
The 330,000-strong National Fraternal Order of Police says Trump has ‘made a real commitment to America’s law enforcement.’
The National Fraternal Order of Police, the country’s largest law enforcement union, on Friday announced it would endorse Republican Donald Trump for president..
The order represents more than 330,000 members. The endorsement was decided by the group’s 45-member National Board, which had gathered in Nashville for its fall meeting.
“He’s made a real commitment to America’s law enforcement, and we’re proud to make a commitment to him and his campaign by endorsing his candidacy today,” FOP president Chuck Canterbury said in a statement unveiling the endorsement. “He is a proven leader, and that’s what we need for the next four years – a leader unafraid to make tough choices and see them through.”
The order endorsed Republican candidates George W. Bush and John McCain in 2000, 2004 and 2008, and Democratic President Bill Clinton in 1996. It declined to endorse Barack Obama or Mitt Romney in 2012, declaring neither candidate had made police or criminal justice a priority.
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View the complete article, including image, at:
http://thedailytrump.org/police-union-endorse-trump/