Who Is Stan Fitzgerald former VFAF Veterans for Trump Chief
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Veterans for America First President Stan Fitzgerald steps down stating "Vindicated" on the organizational website and resignation

Stan Fitzgerald served as Political Director, and then president, of Veterans for America First AKA Veterans for Trump from January 2020 through March 2024. The organization is not exclusive to Veterans but welcomed first responders and high profile civilians into its leadership ranks.

Stan Fitzgerald is a retired police detective. Between 1986 and 1999 Stan served with the Essex County Sheriff's Dept Bureau of Narcotics, Westnet Narcotics Task Force, Prosecutors Major Case Squad, and the federal DEA task force. Stan Fitzgerald made hundreds of arrests and was the affiant on dozens of search warrants who testified as a court expert in various aspects of narcotics investigations during his LE career. In 1987 Stan was a driver in President Reagans motorcade from Newark to Ellis Island. Having been struck by a suspect's vehicle, as well as having PTS-D, Stan retired on a disability pension.

Currently As a small business owner Stan distributes merchandise throughout the United States and was actively involved in Republican Politics from 2019 through March 2024 as a grassroots leader. During those years Fitzgerald served as political director, and then president, of Veterans for America First AKA Veterans for Trump. In 2020 Fitzgerald assisted in election integrity investigations as well as being a volunteer investigator on a civil suit in Georgia examining the senate run off. Fitzgerald also ran an election integrity seminar. Fitzgerald was a major donor in Georgia politics and self-funded the growth of the national VFAF veterans group restoring the organizations name recognition to its 2015-16 prominence and created one of the most influential national candidate primary endorsement processes. Fitzgerald helped organize, and sponsored, several Trump bus tours, helped to fundraise for President Trump, issued hundreds of press releases, worked several campaigns as an advisor, assisted hundreds of America First candidates across the country, had a direct line of strategic comms with numerous sitting members of congress, was county chair for David Perdue for governor, organized educational trips to the southern border and received shout outs from President Trump and some of the most influential members of congress including Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Fitzgerald was invited to meet with President Trump 12 times during his service in America First politics. President Trump shared the VFAF endorsement on his Truth Social feed.

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Currently As a small business owner Stan distributes merchandise throughout the United States and was actively involved in Republican Politics from 2019 through March 2024 as a grassroots leader. During those years Fitzgerald served as political director, and then president, of Veterans for America First AKA Veterans for Trump. In 2020 Fitzgerald assisted in election integrity investigations as well as being a volunteer investigator on a civil suit in Georgia examining the senate run off. Fitzgerald also ran an election integrity seminar. Fitzgerald was a major donor in Georgia politics and self-funded the growth of the national VFAF veterans group restoring the organizations name recognition to its 2015-16 prominence and created one of the most influential national candidate primary endorsement processes. Fitzgerald helped organize, and sponsored, several Trump bus tours, helped to fundraise for President Trump, issued hundreds of press releases, worked several campaigns as an advisor, assisted hundreds of America First candidates across the country, had a direct line of strategic comms with numerous sitting members of congress, was county chair for David Perdue for governor, organized educational trips to the southern border and received shout outs from President Trump and some of the most influential members of congress including Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene. Fitzgerald was invited to meet with President Trump 12 times during his service in America First politics. President Trump shared the VFAF endorsement on his Truth Social feed.
Trump shout out : https://youtube.com/shorts/C624HIK4B5s
MTG shout out : https://youtube.com/watch?v=qgB7ObJ4EiI



In 2023 Fitzgerald produced the film "The Fall of Deceit" starring General Flynn, Laura Loomer, Jody Hice, Admiral Kubic and many more high-profile America First figures. The concept of the film was to fight back against government overreach and FBI corruption. The topic was personal for Fitzgerald who faced an FBI raid of his home business in 1999 were he states he was coerced into a confession after 58 months of threats. Fitzgerald credited the wrongful conviction as why he entered America First politics. While the conviction was common knowledge, on multiple websites of his, and old press releases, the documentary film encouraged Fitzgerald to discuss it more often and several press releases were issued about the FBI case and its relevance the film. In what is probably a unique part of history, in June 2023, congressional investigators reviewed Stan Fitzgerald's conviction, and involvement in high profile politics, where they cleared Stan as safe, with good intentions, to be working with sitting members as a grass roots activist.   https://stan-fitzgerald.com/stan-fitzgeralds-work-with-vfaf-and-moving-on/

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In 2024 Fitzgerald produced and directed the Film "Border Invasion an American Crisis" starring Victor Avila with contributions from Tom Homan, General Flynn, Jody Hice and numerous high profile America First figures. The film can be streamed at https://stan-fitzgerald.vhx.tv

On March 24, 2024 Fitzgerald stepped down as VFAF president stating his senior mother, and wife, were victims of Cyber Stalking, harassing calls, Doxing literally encouraging attacks from liberals and communists, Threats of physical violence and told they were being watched by CCP spies embedded in the Trump campaign with photos to prove such. Fitzgerald stated while he could handle threats, intimidation, litigating against infiltrators, and fake news with out of context headlines intended to end his effectiveness, his family had suffered enough simply because of his political views and efforts to help. Former President Fitzgerald's statement titled "Vindicated" can be read on the website at: https://veteransfortrump.us/stan-fitzgerald-steps-down-as-veterans-for-america-first-president/

Fitzgerald issued his final political statement debunking a fake news hit retiring from being a grassroots activist. Fitzgerald will go forward in conservative film making, promoting his film Border Invasion throughout 2024 and work on a new release in 2025.

"I think the highlights of my grassroots efforts were the shoutout from 45 and when he shared our VFAF endorsement on his Truth Social feed. I think my family can return to normal by staying off the frontlines of this battle and making an occasional documentary film project," said Stan Fitzgerald 3-31-24