Crazy Big AssHAT Sheriff Clarke resigns, What bad is coming soon? Will there be an Orange stain?

[Baz Ares]

David A. Clarke Jr. resigns as Milwaukee County sheriff

Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., a vocal supporter of President Trump who came under scrutiny for the conditions in his jail, resigned Thursday, but his next move remains unclear.

Clarke’s resignation will take effect at midnight, Milwaukee County Clerk George L. Christenson told The Washington Post.

It’s unclear why Clarke resigned. A longtime adviser to the sheriff, Craig Peterson, told The Post that Clarke is unlikely to make any public comments until next week, after Labor Day.
David Clarke, a strong Trump supporter, resigns as Milwaukee County sheriff


resigns, I wonder why?

 

[Baz Ares]

Hmm? I recall.
Airport harassment and abuse-of-power investigation and lawsuit.
As 65% said they believed Clarke had a negative impact on the image of Milwaukee County.
Butt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
The Great Orange Douche was pimping his book and the administration wants him in
the post of Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security. Seems there is an opening still.

See...

Really, four days later quits?

 

[Carl in Michigan]

Racist bigot

 

[Baz Ares]

Racist bigot

Is hat boy racist? Really?

 

[Baz Ares]

Crazy lair.

 

[Baz Ares]

This was crazy as well, from this moron.
Planned Parenthood, should be renamed "Planned Genocide.
Why I like the tax saving idea. Really, it's not that bad.

 

[Baz Ares]

What a nutter.

1. Clarke’s four-star epaulets are standard for a chief of police or sheriff.

2. This is a pin that reads “Sheriff” made and branded by the Harley-Davidson motorcycle company. (Thanks to Charlie Deck for spotting it.) WTF!?

4. A U.S. flag lapel pin.

5. A “thin blue line” pin. The expression “thin blue line” is meant to evoke the role of police in society: a thin blue line of people willing to stand between us and them. This pin mirrors similar others that are popular in the United Kingdom. WTF?

6. This is a pin for the Israeli civil guard, a branch of the Israeli police that serves as a sort of neighborhood watch since terrorist attacks in the mid-1970s. (You can see a more clear version of it here.) At other times, Clarke has worn a badge for the Israeli traffic police. (Much thanks to Naomi Fry, Jacob Kornbluh and Noga Tarnopolsky for their help tracking down this badge.) This was a particularly tricky badge to identify until we found this tweet in which it’s more clearly identifiable. WTF?

7. Clarke’s actual sheriff’s badge.

8. A 9/11 memorial pin, presumably of the sort Clarke mentioned in the interview above. WTF?

9. This appears to be a small lapel pin that says “WTC” (like this one), a reference to attacks at the World Trade Center. (Thanks to Ryan Shyffer for helping identify this.) Pins similar to this were given out to New York Police Department officers who helped in the aftermath of the attacks. WTF?

10. Almost certainly a badge for the General Mitchell International Airport division of the Milwaukee County Sheriffs Department. A source who wished to remain anonymous sent a photo of a similar badge, depicting a five-pointed star on a background of extended wings. WTF?

11. A pin from the National Rifle Association. Clarke has been a proponent of the organization for some time, including starring in an ad for the NRA. WTF?

12. A U.S. flag bar pin.

13. A small replica of a 19th-century U.S. Secret Service badge (like this one). (Steve Hager identified it as being a souvenir given out to those who help out with a presidential visit. Thanks to Johanna Farkas for finding the original.)

14. A 75th anniversary FBI National Academy pin. The academy provides professional training on intelligence, terrorism, management and forensic science. You can see a more clear version of this pin here. (Thanks to Kyle McAllister-Grum, who identified this.)

15. Clarke’s name tag.

16. A “thin blue line” ribbon from Concerns of Police Survivors, an organization for the family members of law enforcement officials killed in the line of duty.

17. An FBI National Executive Institute pin. The institute trains law enforcement executives in leadership.

18. A pin labeled “NSI,” perhaps for the Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) Initiative of which Milwaukee is a part. WTF?

19. An FBI National Academy completion pin. Clarke’s relationship with the FBI over the years means that one can
stumble across politically interesting photos like this one.
WTF?
20. Pin for the CeaseFire crime reduction program of which he was once a liaison for the Milwaukee Police Department.

21. A pin depicting a baby’s feet (“the precious feet”), signifying support for the anti-abortion movement. WTF?

22. Blue Knights law enforcement motorcycle club pin. WTF?
Analysis | Here’s what the pins that Sheriff Clarke wears actually mean

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

As 65% said they believed Clarke had a negative impact on the image of Milwaukee County.

Those would be the local black segregationists upset that Clarke didn't toe the black segregation line like you do, bigot.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

He'll be sitting in Trumps cabinet within a few days.

 

[Gracie]

He'll be sitting in Trumps cabinet within a few days.

That's my guess too.