Kerry Endorsed by International Brotherhood of Police Officers
Only Major National Police Organization to Endorse Last Three Presidential Winners Backs Kerry in 2004
For Immediate Release

Washington, DC - Democratic Presidential candidate John Kerry today received the endorsement of the International Brotherhood of Police Officers (IBPO), the only major national police organization to back the winner of the last three Presidential elections. Having supported George Bush in 2000, IBPO said today it has been let down by the President and that America’s police officers have a strong, lifelong ally in John Kerry.

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Kerry Receives Endorsement of the National Association of Police Organizations

John Kerry and John Edwards are committed to keeping America’s communities safe and have a plan that puts the safety of families and communities first. Their plan will put more cops on the street, fight crime and make our communities stronger. As a result of this commitment, Kerry was endorsed Monday by the National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO).

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National Coalition of Public Safety Officers Endorse Kerry“Bush has misled cops on Homeland Security”
For Immediate Release

Austin, TX - The National Coalition of Public Safety Officers (NCPSO) today announced their endorsement of United States Senator John Kerry for President of the United States.

“President Bush has misled cops on Homeland Security. After 9-11,

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Speaking to the International Association of Firefighters, a 263,000-member union that has endorsed his candidacy, the four-term Massachusetts senator argued that Bush talks tough on terrorism but has failed to back it up with the financial resources firefighters and other first responders need.

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The war on terror involves Saddam Hussein because of the nature of Saddam Hussein, the history of Saddam Hussein, and his willingness to terrorize himself. George W. Bush