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Former Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe said on Sunday that he believed Governor Ralph Northam was to resign shortly after the publication of a controversial photo of the directory. Northam was recently targeted by a photo from his 1984 medical school yearbook that shows the governor in black. "It's heartbreaking," McAuliffe told Jake Tapper about CNN's state of the union. "It was one of the worst of 48 hours." Northam was lieutenant governor during McAuliffe's term as governor from 2014 to 2018, and McAuliffe helped Northam win the election at the company's headquarters. governor. McAuliffe said he did not understand why Northam reportedly said Friday that he was listed in the phone book picture and then reversed that statement on Saturday. The picture showed two men, one at the blackface and the other at the Ku Klux Klan. "He first said it was (him) Friday night, and if it was not him, he should have said it Friday," McAuliffe said. 74th governor if Northam resigns. "We need to move on. (Northam) can not be the moral boss … we've had a horrible story in Virginia – it's no longer Ralph."
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