Doesn't matter, if he chose to put the picture on his page. ONLY way out of this is if he's not in the pic and someone put it on his page as a bad prank. And that is the longest of longshots of possibilities.
Given that we're saying we don't know who the two people are in the picture, isn't publication of it a tad premature?https://twitter.com/shearm/status/1091453029725941761 …
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I dont think I agree. This appears to have been his personal page, not just a page in the yearbook with random photos. So seems to me that its existence is news. But I do agree, as I said, that there are lots of questions.
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It is on his YEARBOOK page. Note to anyone who wants credibility in the future. - don’t quibble over semantics in 2019 re: blackface and klan jokes. Jesus H Christ.
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It’s his yearbook ad. He chose the photos. He needs to resign and I expect that he will.
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Thanks for clarification, I was having trouble figuring this out. Agreed.
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I mean if it's two other people than choosing to put it on your yearbook page--meant as a representation of yourself--is even weirder and as or more offensive.
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We may likely never know. He can say neither one is him and who can tell?
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Forgot to add...doesn't matter. It's gross and revealing. Like Steve King - he needs to go.
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