Florida’s Largest Police Union Endorses
Donald Trump for President
Posted By: mc squared, 3/22/2024 2:08:14 PM
Florida’s largest police union has officially endorsed Donald Trump for president. The Florida Police Benevolent Association (PBA), the state’s largest police union — which boasts roughly 30,000 members — formally endorsed Trump for president following his primary victory in the Sunshine State. Association president John Kazanjian wrote in a letter of support that former President Trump proudly stood with law enforcement during the “defund the police” movement, praising his devotion to a “Law and Order” agenda. “It’s no secret that over the past four years, under the current administration, America has regressed,” he wrote, noting that “law enforcement officers are leaving their jobs in record numbers throughout this country
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Florida’s largest police union has officially endorsed Donald Trump for president.
The Florida Police Benevolent Association (PBA), the state’s largest police union — which boasts roughly 30,000 members — formally endorsed Trump for president following his primary victory in the Sunshine State.
Association president John Kazanjian wrote in a letter of support that former President Trump proudly stood with law enforcement during the “defund the police” movement, praising his devotion to a “Law and Order” agenda. “It’s no secret that over the past four years, under the current administration, America has regressed,” he wrote, noting that “law enforcement officers are leaving their jobs in record numbers throughout this country
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at NYC bodega after rejecting attacker’s
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at NYC bodega after rejecting attacker’s
advances: reports 13 replies
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Zachary posted the FOIAed documents here. [Tweet]
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giving him more labor support in presidential race 13 replies
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Also the FOP: The Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), the nation’s largest police union, announced it is endorsing President Trump on Friday and praised him for his calls for law and order.