Courtesy of The Daily Beast:NEW: According to federal court filing made public today, the FBI has executed a search warrant on an e-mail address associated with Trump surrogate and former sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. pic.twitter.com/Q0AdDqyAaP— NBC News (@NBCNews) December 29, 2017
The FBI investigated former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke over a January incident with a passenger on a plane, according to a recently unsealed search warrant first spotted by the Detroit News. Clarke, a vocal Trump surrogate, had a minor disagreement with fellow passenger Dan Black on a Milwaukee-bound plane. Clarke texted one of his officers, asking him to detain Black when the plane landed. "Just a field interview, no arrest unless he becomes an asshole with your guys," Clarke texted, according to the FBI affidavit. Six officers and two police dogs met Black at the plane's exit, Black wrote in an official complaint. The affidavit also reveals that Clarke emailed subordinates asking them to post "memes and messages" including one calling Black a "snowflake" on the official Milwaukee County Sheriff's Facebook page.
Jesus! What an asshole!
But then again what would you expect from a douchebag who dresses like this?
Talk about abuse of power!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love it when they are too stoopid to cover their crimes? What is it they like to say about their deity sorting them out?
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O/T: Presidential-child rapist>
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Look, its an asshole worried about other people "being assholes". The irony is too much here. Boy t-RUMP sure hires only the best people, so much winning im sick of it. /S
ReplyDeleteHard to believe that this is fifty years ago and still applies:
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He thought/thinks he can get away with the same shit Trump did. Horrible narcissists!
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ReplyDelete1st>"The lawmaker behind the bill, Rep. Milo Smith (R), told the Indiana Star that he plans to introduce this legislation because “our government isn’t perfect, but it’s still the best country in the world and I think we need to be respectful of it.”"
Hubby and I were talking about this whole yesterday watching college bowl games. Aggrandized, self-important people -- politicians, sports, media, Hollywood.
ReplyDeleteWho died and left you experts, and why does YOUR voice matter more than us lowly serfs? I'm sick to death of all of them.
Lock him up!
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ReplyDeleteWe all know why he didn’t get the Homeland Security gig. He never would have passed the confirmation hearings. Too many wrongful deaths in his jails.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.rawstory.com/2017/12/trumps-view-of-immigrants-is-complete-fiction-study/
ReplyDelete"University of California, Los Angeles' César E. Chávez Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies, concludes that the president's narrative of immigrants "is a complete fiction, a dystopic view of a nation under siege." Led by sociolinguistics professor Otto Santa Ana, a team of dozens of researchers went through more than 300 of Trump's speeches and nearly 7,000 of his tweets from 2015 to 2017, identifying the major elements by which the president describes immigrants.
The study summarizes Trump's narrative of immigrants as follows:
America, the once great castle on the hill, is besieged. Its walls are broken, its border lays open, and it is overrun by ruthless invaders. Our enemy, Mexico, has flooded us with the worst of its people: violent criminals, drug cartels, gang members, and human traffickers. Meanwhile, stupid and corrupt American politicians have led us to this existential crisis. Only brave Trump can save our country by letting law enforcement officers forcefully rid the nation of the invaders, and by building a
Great Wall to "make America great again."
"Trump has effectively created code words and metaphors "to lump highly heterogeneous peoples into oversimplified groups to convey a political message." Trump's three most prominent metonymies (words used to stand in for another word) are "MS-13," "criminal alien," and using the names of citizens recently killed by immigrants as stand-ins for "countless Americans" purportedly harmed by unauthorized immigrants in the U.S."
"the researchers argue that this narrative strays away from the facts:
"You who are so-called illegal aliens must know that no human being is illegal. That is a contradiction in terms. Human beings can be beautiful or more beautiful, they can be fat or skinny, they can be right or wrong, but illegal?
How can a human being be illegal?""
how can a human being be illegal? ask the Jews. they have been illegal for centuries.
DeleteHe is despicable. My husband and I were on a flight from DC to Milwaukee with him, and he had the nerve to put a note on the middle seat next to his seat, reserving it for his HAT!
ReplyDeleteThis brokeback fool tOO>
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1. The polls are real. The votes are fake.
' therefore the results “should be investigated.” The ease with which Trump and Moore reclassify fake things as real, and real things as fake, shows that they don’t care what’s real or fake. They care only about what serves them.'
2. The only way I can lose is through cheating. Trump insists that millions of illegal voters cost him the popular vote last year. Moore offers a similar excuse.'
3. Self-policing is incriminating.
4. Take it from me: I’m honest. Trump sells lies to the public by adding the words Believe me. Moore substituted a Christian version, assuring audiences that he was too godly to have molested teenage girls."
"When Alabama voters went to the polls on Dec. 12, they faced two questions. The first was whether Moore had the character to serve in the U.S. Senate. The second was whether a plurality of the electorate, regardless of Moore’s character, preferred him to Jones. Moore’s lawsuit has failed to raise sufficient doubt about the second question. But it has answered the first question: He’s a FRAUD."
this and paul ryan makes me sad to be from Wisconsin. we really are nice people, but we have our share of really stupid people, as you can see.
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