Democrats Use College KKK Photo As A Smokescreen To Hide Infanticide
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There has been much public discussion about racist and offensive materials that appear on my page of the 1984 Eastern Virginia Medical School yearbook.
Shortly after Virginia Governor Ralph Northam made the news for talking about passing a law that will allow killing a child after it is removed from its mother's womb.
The infant would be delivered.
The infant would be kept comfortable.
The infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desired.
And then a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mothers.
It was discovered that in 1981, while at the Virginia Military Institute, he went by the nickname of Koon Man.
And in his 1984 yearbook from medical school, his page includes a picture of a man in blackface and a man wearing a white Ku Klux Klan robe.
Katrina Pearson said on Twitter that not only did Northam dress like that, he selected it for his personal yearbook page.
It's not like a drunken party or bad judgment for a silly costume party.
That took thought.
Of all the photographs, that's how he wanted his classmates to remember him.
So let that sink in.
When CNN reported on it, they misleadingly labeled him a Republican, which is strange.
According to Wikipedia, out of the 20 known members of the Ku Klux Klan in American politics, 17 were Democrats.
So it makes more sense that Northam is a Democrat.
We can even see him refusing the hand of a fellow black politician.
All right.
Senator Northam, thank you very much.
Mr. Jackson, we appreciate you both being here.
I said this is the last opportunity for our viewers and the voters to see the two candidates side by side.
And we know that Ralph Northam accepted $2 million from Planned Parenthood, an organization founded by Margaret Sanger, who once said that colored people are like weeds.
They need to be exterminated.
Maybe it is a coincidence that there has been twice as many abortions in the black community than in any other.
Maybe it is a coincidence that after accepting $2 million from Planned Parenthood, Ralph Northam is pushing for infanticide.
After all, Ralph Northam claims it is a strange coincidence that the picture who he says is not him even ended up on his yearbook page at all.
In the hours since I made my statement yesterday, I reflected with my family and classmates from the time and affirmed my conclusion that I am not the person in that photo.
Wow, it's called Be a Fool, right?
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