ACWORTH, Ga. - ColoradoDesk -- From the press room of Veterans for America First:

Hailing from Caldwell, New Jersey, Stanley Fitzgerald played football in high school and went on to attend Morris County College. At 19 years old Fitzgerald joined the Essex County Sheriff's department where he rose to the rank of detective. Fitzgerald served in court security, the bureau of narcotics and civil process units. Fitzgerald was awarded numerous accommodations for bravery and exceptional duty. During his time as a narcotics detective, he received training from the NYPD HIDTA unit, NJ State Police, Federal DEA and other agencies. Fitzgerald testified in numerous cases as a court qualified expert in investigative procedures and narcotics enforcement having made hundreds of arrests and been the affiant on dozens of warrants. During his time in the Bureau of Narcotics he was also assigned on loan to the Federal DEA Task Force, Prosecutors Major Case Squad, WESTNET suburbs narcotics enforcement unit, and numerous other details. In 1999 Fitzgerald while suffering from PTSD and having been struck by a drug dealers' vehicle in an attempt to evade arrest, Fitzgerald retired from law enforcement.

Stan Fitzgerald went on to be a successful entrepreneur with two different business models and after being politically persecuted moved to Georgia with his family where in 2020 he returned to being politically active seeing the results of the rigged election. Fitzgerald joined the Cobb County GOP. Fitzgerald was actively involved using his training and experience in numerous election integrity investigations. Fitzgerald was named political director and later president of Veterans for America First http://VFAF.US and was invited to meet President Trump 13 times between Mar-A-Lago and Bedminster. He served as a delegate, county chair to a campaign for governor and on several congressional campaigns. Fitzgerald officially served on the South Carolina Trump Campaign.

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During his time with Veterans for America First leadership Stan Fitzgerald produced and directed three films relative to Saving America. The first 2023 film earned him a producer's credit for "The Fall of Deceit" which was geared at exposing and pushing back on the deep state wrongful convictions from political persecutions. Fitzgerald took this to heart, having himself lived through it decades ago. The Fall of Deceit premiered in a Georgia movie theatre and was aired on Newsmax. Fitzgerald's second and third films he took on the role of director. Border Invasion — An American Crisis was filmed on location in Eagle Pass Texas and was geared at promoting a secure border under a forthcoming Trump administration. Border Invasion was a hit, picked up by Salem entertainment and also aired on the CTA Conservative Television of America Network. The film received extensive media coverage on television and radio stations. The film was played in theatres across the country including Texas where congressman elect Brandon Gill was a keynote speaker. In Georgia Team Trump's congressman elect Brian Jack was a keynote speaker at the screening. Fitzgerald directed his third film "VFAF Veterans for Trump — The Movement" which was geared at motivating the millions of veterans nationwide to get the vote out for President Donald Trump. The film received raving reviews including accolades from Law Enforcement Today. In an unprecedented documentary film making success VFAF Veterans for Trump was also picked up by Salem studios making it three in a row for Fitzgerald to be picked up by a conservative studio.

Fitzgerald almost retired from grassroots politics in April 2024. As president of the VFAF national veterans' organization he was forced to deal with a leftist infiltrator that was embedded in the organization prior to his appointment. The embedded leftist caused chaos, division, fake news, VFAF impersonation and litigation. Fitzgerald resigned as president of the group and issued a public statement. Urged to come back and remain active by several high-profile veterans and politicians, Stan Fitzgerald returned just 6 weeks after a fake news hit piece relative to his wrongful conviction making his own amazing political comeback. Fitzgerald revived the national veteran's organization to be back on top in grassroots American politics reuniting VFAF after an organizational split caused by the leftist infiltration.

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Fitzgerald received personal public shout outs from President Donald Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Brian Jack and others. Fitzgerald conducted video interviews with Byron Donalds, Laura Loomer, Cory Lewandowski, Mike Lindell, Tim Sheehy, Rock Star Tommy Vext and many other high profiles. The VFAF organization has been praised by Kash Patel, Elise Stefanik, Jim Jordan, Doug Collins, Steve Scalise, Mike Collins , Kellyanne Conway , Nancy Mace, Kevin Sorbo, John Rich and many other high profiles. Lauren Boebert featured the VFAF organizational endorsement in her campaign televised advertisements and reshared VFAF tweets on four occasions during the 2024 election cycle. Fitzgerald was asked to speak at several Georgia GOP events leading up the Trump presidential election.

Going forward Fitzgerald will remain active in America First politics with a somewhat lower national profile to focus on VFAF educational projects and press relations, for the national organization. Fitzgerald will take on a more active state level role with the Georgia Veterans for America First state chapter as political director to focus on Georgia politics.

Stan Fitzgerald's take on the most important roles in America First Politics, according to President Trump, being Donors, Influence and the candidates:

"As a donor, I put my money where my mouth is and will continue to do so in the next cycle for Trump and select politicians. Influence is more than just social media followers. My influence stems from standing behind the VFAF organization. I always prioritized saving America and VFAF over self-promotion. I do not even work on getting followers to my personal X account. VFAF press releases often get picked up by the Associated Press, averaging eight million impressions. Influence also lies in brand marketing — our USA Today Veterans Day special edition ad reached 140 million impressions. While social media influencers play a vital role in alternative news, our organization consistently garners more views online with permanent SEO results. When President Trump shares our endorsement or members like Lauren Boebert use them in commercials to win tight races, that's a mic-drop moment for influence," said Stan Fitzgerald.

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