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Slack.com slash DHQ. In fantasidal Virginia Governor Ralph Northam is in trouble because

he appeared in a racist picture in his 1984 med school yearbook. The Democrat governor,

who believes babies should be left to die if you don't want them, apologize for being

in the photo, which shows one person in blackface and one in a crew-clux clan outfit. Northam

apologized for the photo saying, quote, from now on, I promise to kill babies without dressing

up in offensive costumes. Although it's unclear whether Northam was the clansmen in the

photo or the blackface guy, Democrats scrambled to condemn the baby killer for his racist

med school hijinks. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand called for Northam's resignation saying, quote,

the Democrat party is the party of killing children, not the party of the crew-clux clan.

Well, okay, it's also the party of the crew-clux clan, but not recently. Now we just do the

whole baby-killing thing without the sheets over our heads. The governor must resign so

we can stop being distracted by our racist past and go forward into the future with the

good work of slaughtering America's children, unquote. Other Democrat spokesmen tried to

cover for Northam. CNN, for instance, reported that Northam was a Republican, hoping this

would deflect blame from their party. The ruse failed, however, when viewers managed to

identify Northam as a Democrat by his clan outfit. Democrat Cory Booker, who recently

managed to declare he was winning for president without anyone noticing, also made a comment,

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