‘Unemployable’ Jeffrey Clark can’t find a job after trying to help Trump overturn the election: report

The far-right attorney who sought to take control of the Department of Justice to keep Trump in power despite losing the 2020 election is facing professional consequences for his anti-democratic actions.

"The Trump taint is sticking to Jeffrey Clark," Business Insider reported Thursday. "In the 10 months since the would-be Justice Department coup, Clark's name has been scrubbed from the conservative legal group where he'd landed his first post-Trump job. He lawyered up in the face of congressional scrutiny. But, just days before his Friday interview with the House committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol, Clark parted ways with the defense lawyer Robert Driscoll, Politico reported late Wednesday."

Clark is just the latest attorney to suffer repercussions for their relationship with Trump.

"In the eyes of several former colleagues, Clark has joined the ranks of once respected conservative lawyers — including former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, the former prosecutor Sidney Powell, and the constitutional scholar John Eastman — who have been burned flying too close to Trump," the report noted.

One former official explained the pity felt for Clark.

"Honestly, I feel bad that the guy appears to have been canceled. He made his own bed, but I don't wish anyone to be unemployable," the former official said.

Read the full report.