According to The Daily Signal, there is a , powerful indication , that Kristen Clarke, who now leads the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, lied during her verification procedure in 2021. In created questions, Sen. Tom Cotton had asked Clarke:” Since becoming a legal child, have you ever been arrested for or accused of committing a violent violence against any man”. Her answer was” No”.
Clarke, who was arrested in July 2006, allegedly attacked her husband with a blade, “deeply slicing his hand to the tooth”. Her conceited claim is that her report was expunged. But the tragedy meets all the requirements of being “accused” of a “violent murder”.
Hear, we have no clue how the razor tragedy went down. It’s a specific problem. According to Clarke, it resulted from decades of domestic abuse. Even her then- spouse had it coming. Sometimes not. She also lied to the Senate. And it’s not the only factor she lied on.
Remember, Clarke was on the cutting edge when it came to disseminating the racist pseudoscience nonsense that has become so prevalent on current colleges. As chairman of the Black Student Association at Harvard in the 1990s, she authored a wild , letter , to the Crimson, arguing that the composition of the dark woman’s head made them superior to other tribes. Chemicals in the brain, Clarke went on, imbued the black race with” superior physical and mental abilities” and” spiritual abilities”, and” ]m ] elanin endows Blacks with greater mental, physical and spiritual abilities — , something which cannot be measured based on Eurocentric standards” . ,
For perspective, Farrakhanites were gaining admittance into the scientific world in the late 1980s and 1990s. A few years before, Harvard’s Black Kids Association had invited Leonard Jeffries, a champion of the same pigment idea Clarke claimed was comedy, to speak. Theorizing that the Mafia and American Jews were “dogs” and “skunks” had a key gang to devastate black Americans was a great addition to Jeffries ‘ public discourse.
( Leonard, by the way, is the brother of Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. The brother is, of course, never concerned for the uncle’s sins— even if the nephew happened to justify his uncle and Nation of Islam great poobah Louis Farrakhan when , he was in college. Without a doubt, the abilities he acquired would be useful in defending Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib.
In any event, many of us flirt with stupid ideas in our youth. Clarke claimed the letter was a parody of the controversial book The Bell Curve, not to mention a young dilaration with phrenology. The left- wing media, naturally, repeated this contention as fact even though there was zero evidence the letter was anything but earnest. No contemporaneous account calls it satire, and the Harvard editors who , called her out for bigotry , did n’t view it as such.
In fact, just one month after writing the letter, Clarke, by accident, invited a Holocaust-denying fraud named Anthony Martin, a professor at Wellesley College, to speak on campus. In addition to other fictions, Martin argued that Jews were predominately at fault for the American slave trade and that the ancient Greeks had stolen culture from African blacks. Clarke called Martin, the author of a book titled The Jewish Onslaught, an “intelligent, well- versed Black intellectual who bases his information on indisputable fact”.
That was done a long time ago. But 2019 is not so long ago. That’s the year Clarke , signed a letter , supporting , Farrakhan , fangirl Tamika Mallory— who reportedly believes many of the same things Martin did — , a year , after we learned that the Women’s March co- founder was spreading the kind of racist ideas Clarke embraced during her Harvard days.
In 2020, Clarke also penned a , Newsweek op- ed , titled,” I Prosecuted Police Killings. Defund the Police — But Be Strategic”. And, of course, she is free to take any position she likes on law enforcement. But when asked by Congress if she supported defunding the police, Clarke claimed that her column — which, incidentally, repeatedly features the words “we”, “must”, “invest”, “less”, “in”, “police”, in succession — was not about “defunding the police” . ,
None of these are big lies. Just a string of small, obvious ones. Of course, if you switched the words “black” and “white” in this post, Kristen Clarke would n’t get in the door of any respectable law firm, much less get through a Senate confirmation hearing. Rightly so.
Instead, this lifelong , unhinged , leftist, who spent decades pushing identitarian ideas after college, was confirmed by the Senate. To the surprise of no one, she abused her power and weaponized the DOJ, which , targeted elderly peaceful pro- life protesters , while giving , leftists , and antisemites a pass. That’s the real problem.  ,
