Friend,

Anthony Brindisi’s anti-cop crusade is nothing new, but it is worse than we thought.

An absolutely MAJOR story broke this week in the National Review – and it’s one that everybody who backs the blue in our district needs to see.

There’s a lot of moving parts in this story, so here’s the scoop:

• Brindisi sued the Oneida County Sheriff’s Department twice when he worked for his family’s law firm trying to strip their officers of qualified immunity.
• Brindisi was paid $10,000 by lobbyists in exchange for his support of Nancy Pelosi’s anti-police reform bill back in June which eliminates qualified immunity for police officers in all 50 states.
• Brindisi’s inner circle and his family’s law firm would reap MASSIVE financial benefits by bankrupting our cops with an endless line of baseless lawsuits if qualified immunity is scrapped.

We can’t let Brindisi get away with lining his pockets off of bankrupting our police officers.

Our police officers already have a target on their backs every time they go out and protect our communities from violent murderers and rapists – and those same criminals would be able to target our police in courtrooms in Brindisi’s idea of a perfect world.

This is the last thing our law enforcement community needs right now, and they’re counting on us to take a stand for them before it’s too late.

Click here to add your name to our petition condemning Anthony Brindisi’s corrupt scheme to profit off bankrupting our police officers with baseless lawsuits >>>

Thank you,

Claudia Tenney

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