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Fellow Conservative, our political environment has become toxic.
The Left has gone all out to attack America's finest.
Even now, as murder and crime rates are up in 2021 in big cities like New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, “progressive” politicians continue to hurt our men and women in blue with false allegations and disparaging remarks.
For over a year, they've been saying:
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American police departments are systemically racist.
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Police officers increase the likelihood of violence and crime against Americans.
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We need to defund the police.
2020 and 2021 have perhaps been the hardest years for America’s law enforcement in our lifetime. It's more important than ever that we honor their sacrifices to protect us and keep us safe.
That's why we would like you to join us in renewing our commitment to #BACKTHEBLUE by signing the police pledge today.
It's been 20 years since terrorists attacked the American people on September 11.
And now, more than ever, we should be reminded of everything we owe to our first responders and service members. Their selflessness represents the highest of American ideals—the willingness to serve and protect the life and liberty of fellow Americans.
On September 11, 2001, many police officers, firemen, service members in our military, and even civilians gave their lives to protect and save others.
Admittedly, the news has been hard to watch this past year and especially these past few weeks.
But the anniversary of 9/11 gives us the opportunity to reflect on and remember the American ideals that are worth cherishing and protecting—and one of those ideals is rule of law.
As our military servicemen serve to protect us abroad, our police serve to protect us at home. We can find ways to use this weekend to honor and serve all those who have served us. Just one way is to remember to stand with police against the Left’s efforts to defund them.
And please, Fellow Conservative, make sure your elected officials #StandWithPolice. Check PolicePledge.com to see if they have signed the Police Pledge. If not, ask that they do so.
Your activism is one way you serve—thank you for doing so.
Jessica Anderson
Executive Director, Heritage Action