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Sheriff Mack: "DO NOT Pick Sheriff Chronister He's Not Even Close To Being Qualified"

4 months ago
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Aired On 12/2/2024

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  • Circle8 21 weeks ago

    Trump I heard it straight the horses mouth, Sheriff Mack says, DO NOT Pick Sheriff Chronister

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  • dtvjho 21 weeks ago

    Chronister? He’s sheriff of Hillsborough County, which contains Tampa, which tried to be a sanctuary city. Better pick: Grady Judd of Polk County immediately to the east

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  • RMWatson
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    21 weeks ago

    Amen

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  • JeffTrusnik 21 weeks ago

    Grady Judd should’ve been the pick. Chronister’s father in law is NFL royalty though (former 49ers Owner Eddie Debartolo Jr)

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  • Nobody100 21 weeks ago

    President Trump - check it out.

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  • keljag 21 weeks ago

    Thanks for sounding the alarm, Sheriff! Mack! Here’s a laundry list of reasons: https://www.westernjournal.com/conservatives-slam-trumps-dea-nominee-troubling-past-pick-may-not-sit-christians/

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  • coloradocaviado 21 weeks ago

    Yes, PDJT should pick his cabinet, but he can be hood-winked & should be made aware of, by Patriots who love & serve him, MAGA/AMERICA FIRST; Sheriff "Constitutional Sheriff Richard Mack", & let's not leave out, Dr. Robert Malone/ CDC or whatever to kick out the RATS! VIVA CHRISTO REY E VIRGIN DE GUADALUPE!!! (Militia Immaculata/ ewtn.cm)

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  • TR42 21 weeks ago

    The Chronister nomination for DEA tells me that Trump is starting to take recommendations of those with unknown motives again and not doing his own homework. I hope folks continue to raise their voices until Trump hears them.

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  • Kronos7 20 weeks ago

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