Governor Hogan continues to be a national leader on supporting law enforcement. This week, the Governor commemorated the 100th Anniversary of the Montgomery County Police Department, paying tribute “to all of the proud members of the thin blue line who selflessly place themselves in harm’s way and who do so—willingly and bravely—so that our communities can be safer.”

When progressive politicians were advocating defunding the police, Governor Hogan was the first leader in the nation to announce a Re-fund The Police initiative, successfully passing $500 million of additional funding into law enforcement. Just yesterday, Governor Hogan awarded a record $122.5 million in funding under the State Aid for Police Protection (SAPP) program. Another key plank of his Re-fund The Police initiative, this funding provides police officers with expanded resources to support operational costs and to help keep communities safe.

Governor Hogan joined the Ruthless Podcast to discuss how he’s successfully governed and delivered results as a common sense conservative in one of the bluest states in the country.

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Governor Hogan is continuing to show his clear support for freedom and democracy in Latin American and across the world.

Earlier this week, he hosted Venezuela’s Ambassador to the US Carlos Vecchio at the Maryland State House. Vecchio represents President Juan Guaido in Washington, who is recognized as the legitimate leader of Venezuela by the nation’s National Assembly and more than 60 governments including the United States.

In March, Governor Hogan met with Cuban, Venezuela, and Nicaraguan pro-Democracy leaders and activists in Miami. During the visit, Governor Hogan made a clear statement condemning Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro as the Biden administration makes overtures to his regime. According to Governor Hogan, “the energy crisis cannot be solved by robbing the people of Venezuela of their dreams of freedom. That’s not what America stands for. Maduro makes common cause with Putin because he is a vicious dictator, not an American ally.”

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