Sheriff David Clarke’s tweets about the killing of two police officers in Mississippi almost certainly ensured that his daily visits to Fox News will continue unabated.

From Raw Story:

Less than 24 hours after two officers were gunned down in Mississippi, the sheriff of Milwaukee County — a frequent guest on Fox News — blamed the killing on President Barack Obama on Twitter, saying the president “started this war on police.”

Earlier Sunday, Sheriff David A. Clarke, noted the shooting that claimed the lives on two officers, 34-year-old Benjamin Deen and 25-year-old Liquori Tate, in Hattiesburg. The sheriff  re-tweeted: “Basic traffic stop in Hattiesburg, 2 Police Officers assassinated. The post Ferguson targeting of our Cops continues.”

Clarke also tweeted:

As I’ve repeatedly noted, Clarke has all but taken up residence at Fox News. There, he plays the role of African-American black attacker, usually with inflammatory rhetoric such as accusing President Obama of "enjoying" the violent protests in Baltimore and declaring Obama was insincere when he called for calm in Ferguson – and then attacks Obama as divisive and incendiary.

The only question about Clarke’s appearance on Fox tomorrow is which prime time show he’ll be booked for. I’m going to bet he’ll be on Fox & Friends, too.