2024-09-24 11:13:00
Un fervent support for Trump at the heart of an intense debate. Mark Robinson, controversial and conservative Republican candidate for governor of North Carolina, with the support of Donald Trump, was caught in old messages posted on a porn site and opened by CNN. According to an American television investigation, Mark Robinson made several comments before entering politics, between 2008 and 2012, in which he presented himself as a “black Nazi”. In March 2012, he essentially wrote that he “nominated Hitler” to Washington leaders under the Barack Obama administration.
Among the controversial messages, the Republican also expressed his support for the restoration of slavery. “Slavery is not evil. Some people need to be slaves. I would like you to bring it back. I will definitely buy some,” he wrote. According to CNN, most of his comments were posted on the forum of the porn site “Nude Africa” under the nickname “minisoldr” which he often uses online.
Dirty messages
Open and affirmative comments are also, for many, messages of sexism and disrespect, with Mark Robinson calling himself a “change”. According to our colleagues at CNN, the Republican specifically wrote that he “spyed” on women secretly in the bathrooms of public gyms when he was only 14 years old. A memory that he said he still fantasizes about. “I like watching transsexual porn on girls! It’s really hot! You take the man out while leaving the man in! » he also posted, although he is politically famous for his radical positions against transidentity.
READ IT AGAIN Transgender: identity in questionConfronted with these allegations, Mark Robinson categorically denied that he was the author of these anonymous messages. “It’s not us. These are not our issues. And it’s not something that defines me,” he told CNN. Then in a video posted on his social networks, the Republican denounced “salacious tabloid lies” and withdrew his candidacy in North Carolina. He assured him: “We are still in the race.
I am in the process of retaining aggressive legal counsel to investigate who did this and how; we will leave no stone unturned, and will use all legal means to hold CNN accountable for perpetrating these lies.
I’m not backing down, the future of North Carolina depends on it…. pic.twitter.com/Lb9xuvF5Au
— Mark Robinson (@markrobinsonNC) September 23, 2024
Damage is called a hoax
Mark Robinson – who is determined to become the first black governor of North Carolina against Democrat Josh Stein – has already been at the heart of controversy in the past, especially after comments denying the Holocaust. “This madness of Hitler freeing millions of Jews and then sending them to concentration camps is nonsense,” he said in 2018.
He also repeatedly disparaged civil rights leader Martin Luther King, so much so that one internet user accused him of being white. “I am not part of the KKK. Black people can’t join. If I was in the KKK, I would have called him Martin Lucifer Koon,” he replied, according to CNN.
Mark Robinson is also known for his strong stances against abortion. A “murder” according to her, which only includes “killing children” because women are not “responsible enough to take care of [leur] skirt down.” He eventually backtracked in 2022 by revealing that his wife had previously had an abortion in the 1980s.
READ IT AGAIN US presidential election: the right to abortion could cause Trump to loseInvested by the Republican Party, Mark Robinson is an ardent supporter of Trump, and one of the main representatives of his campaign in North Carolina. But the 78-year-old Republican did not come to his rescue after CNN’s revelations. Asked about this, a spokeswoman for Donald Trump’s campaign, Karoline Leavitt, simply replied that the former president is sure to win this state over his opponent, Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris.
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