Michael McHale, the president of the National Association of Police Organizations, took part in the third night of the Republican National Convention, where he slammed both former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), saying the two make up the “most radical anti-police ticket in history.”
NAPO endorsed President Trump on July 15, abandoning its previous support of former Vice President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama in 2008.
“The choice in this election could not be clearer than it is for men and women in law enforcement,” the release from the APA read. “The Trump administration has done more for law enforcement than any other in the history of our republic.”
On Wednesday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Evening Edit,” National Association of Police Organizations President (NAPO) Mick McHale discussed the group’s endorsement of President Trump and stated that the endorsement was partially due to the “overwhelming vote of the majority
Amid a backdrop of protests and boycotts, a black police union has come to the defense of controversial Nike pitchman and original anthem protester Colin Kaepernick.
The National Association of Police Organizations is calling for a boycott of sportswear giant Nike, incensed by its latest “Just Do It” ad campaign featuring former NFL player and police protester Colin Kaepernick.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions joined President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence at the West Lawn of the Capitol Tuesday, continuing his participation in National Police Week.
