Erie County GOP To Bring in Clarke; Double Down on Crazy

As if the Erie County Republican party couldn’t stoop any lower, the Erie County Republican Committee has doubled down on the crazy before this November’s election, bringing in one of the right’s biggest hypocrites to support their desperate candidate Tim Howard for Sheriff in Erie County.

It was announced this week that Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke will be the special guest at their ‘Stars and Stripes’ Gala on Nov. 3rd.

Please join us as we welcome “The People’s Sheriff” David Clarke as our special guest and honor Gerry Buchheit with our 8th annual Jack Kemp Leadership Award

6:00PM VIP Reception & Cocktail Hour
7:00PM Dinner Program

$500 per VIP Couple with Photo Opportunity
$150 per person
$1,950 Table of Ten including 1 VIP couple admission

Sponsorships Available:
$1,000 Silver $2,500 Gold $5,000 Platinum

Live Music : Black Tie Optional

“It is pitchfork and torches time in America”

– Sheriff David Clarke

The funniest part is that the ECGOP doesn’t even have the balls to host the event in Erie County. They are hosting the event in Niagara Falls at the Seneca Niagara Casino.

Sheriff Clarke’s apparent disregard for the US Constitution is extremely troubling,” adds Edward Fallone, a constitutional scholar who teaches at Milwaukee’s Marquette University Law School.

Clarke refers to progressives who advocate for equality and equal protection under the law as “rat bastards on the left.” And he leaves little doubt about what he would do with power.

The sheriff proposes “a suspension of habeas corpus” so that “suspected” Americans can be jailed indefinitely as part of his war-at-home program for “bold and aggressive action.”

He wears fake medals:

Sheriff Howard does have Clarke beat in the amount of deaths they are responsible for under their watch:

Howard: 22   Clarke: 4

Clarke once said:

“African Americans sell drugs “because they’re uneducated, they’re lazy, and they’re morally bankrupt.”

He’s also on record for saying that there is no “Police Brutality” in America..

Yeah… he’s s doozie.  He’s pretty much the Clayton Bigsby of the Republican Party:

Oh.. BTW.. It’ll cost you $150.00 dollars to mingle in the swamp with these losers…

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