The controversial Republican candidate for governor of North Carolina, African-American Mark Robinson, He called himself a “black Nazi” and expressed support for the return of slavery to the United States, according to a series of messages published ten years ago on a pornographic website and revealed this Thursday by the channel ‘CNN’.
After the publication of this research, Robinson denied being the author of these messages and assured that he would remain in the electoral race in North Carolina, a decisive state for the American elections of November 5. “CNN” compiled a series of messages that were allegedly written by Robinson between 2008 and 2012, before entering politics and exercising his current position as lieutenant governor of North Carolina, on a pornographic website that includes a discussion forum.
Many of his comments were sexual in nature, though there were also posts in which he called himself a “black Nazi” and advocated for the restoration of slavery. Robinson, who has publicly opposed trans rights, revealed at the forum that he liked watching pornographic content of transgender women.
According to CNN, Robinson used the same username and email address that he has used on other platforms and social networks. The Republican candidate and current lieutenant governor anticipated the report and published a video in which he denied everything and said he would continue his run for governor of the state.
“Let me assure you that the things you will see in this article These are not Mark Robinson’s words.“, he said. Robinson has generated several controversies in the past for controversial statements and has the strong support of former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who has called him “Martin Luther King on steroids” because of his skin color and weight.
North Carolina is one of the state’s tightest races, and Robinson will face Democrat Josh Stein, the state’s current attorney general. North Carolina is also one of the most pivotal states in presidential elections, and Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris is looking to wrest the territory from Trump, who narrowly won it in 2020.
