Washington Post Makes EXCUSES For BLACKFACE Governor!

Washington Post recently published an article on their website defending current Virginia Governor Ralph Northam for his racist medical school yearbook picture featuring a person in a KKK outfit and another person in blackface. When the photo was initially revealed to the world, they joined the chorus of other publications saying that he should immediately resign. They now say that was wrong.

Interesting how no such admission of wrong-doing was given in the case of then-16-year-old Nick Sandmann from Covington Catholic when they attacked him for the run-in with the Native man on Capitol Hill. In the very article in which they defend Northam, they attack Trump by labeling him as a race-baiter. There doesn't appear to be any pictures of Trump in blackface or a klan costume. Nor is there one in any of his yearbook picture galleries.

Washington Post staff members posted a picture of themselves in a now-deleted tweet celebrating "Merry impeachmas" shortly after Trump was impeached, but before this Northam-apologetic article was released. Pretty interesting how things deemed as "racist" by the left are no longer so whenever the left themselves engage in it.

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Washington Post issues editor's note, but no apology, on Covington Catholic coverage

WaPo Writer on Twitter: Back when a racist photo first surfaced in his medical school yearbook, most Va lawmakers, our editorial page (and yours truly) said ⁦

@GovernorVA should resign. We were wrong.

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