Republican Candidate for North Carolina Governor Will Stay in Race After Comments Resurface About Being a ‘Black Nazi,’ Liking Transgender Porn

Trump endorsed Mark Robinson ahead of the Republican gubernatorial primary earlier this year, calling him ‘Martin Luther King on steroids.’

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The North Carolina Republican gubernatorial candidate, Mark Robinson, speaks with reporters outside the Olympic Family Restaurant at Colfax, North Carolina, August 26, 2024. AP/Gary D. Robertson

The Republican nominee for governor in North Carolina is pledging to stay in the closely watched race after CNN reported lewd comments he made on a pornography site more than a decade ago, including referring to himself as a Nazi, talking about looking into women’s locker rooms in college, and liking transgender porn. 

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