Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clark joins Trump super PAC

By Andrew Shepperson

Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke. (Photo: National Review)
Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke has joined the primary supporting super PAC of President Donald Trump after resigning last week from his job in law enforcement.
The America First Action super PAC announced the move Tuesday, saying Clarke will be working as a senior advisor and spokesman for the group dedicated to electing federal candidates supportive of Trump’s agenda.
“It’s truly an honor to join the America First Action team, most importantly because we share the same values that most hard-working, law-abiding Americans do,” Clarke said. “It gives me the chance to do what I love most—promote President Trump’s agenda, including his fierce support for the American law enforcement officer, and ensure that the will of the American people who got President Trump elected is not derailed by the left or the self-serving Washington establishment.”
In June, Clarke was passed over for a Trump administration job in the Department of Homeland Security, and the former sheriff also interviewed for other administration jobs in 2016 after voicing his support for Trump throughout the campaign, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
Last Thursday, Clarke announced in a one-sentence letter that he was resigning as the sheriff of Milwaukee County,

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