McAuliffe endorsed by black-face/KKK costume wearing politician

A quick timeline:

• March 12: McAuliffe is accused by Democrats of using his political connections to strong-arm minority politicians into endorsing him over the three minority candidates in the race.
• April 5: Huffington Post publishes Terry McAuliffe’s Record On Race Gets A Second Look In Virginia Governor’s Race.
• April 6: Justin Fairfax accuses McAuliffe of treating him like George Floyd.
• April 8: Embattled black-face/KKK costume wearing Ralph Northam endorses Terry McAuliffe.

“Terry McAuliffe has been slammed by fellow Democrats for months for refusing to step aside and give the three minority candidates in the race a chance, and his latest endorsement does little to disabuse people of the narrative,” said RGA Spokesperson Maddie Anderson. “Black-face/KKK costume wearing Ralph Northam perfectly represents the old Democrat establishment in Virginia that McAuliffe is the de-facto leader of. And establishment Democrats are so desperate to hold onto power, Northam is now backing the guy who previously called on him to resign office.”