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While speaking to a group in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, Robinsonhis team would be pursuing “legal counsel” against CNN, which published the report. He boldly told reporters he’d come after the outlet “full throttle.”
“We are in talks right now. Everything up to legal counsel to take CNN to task for what they have done to us. We are going after them. We are going to go after them for what they’ve done,” Robinson said Monday, speaking publicly for the first time since many ofRobinson also made multiple comments about rebuilding his staff, saying his team is “getting resumes from all over.”
On Sunday, Robinson’s campaign released a press statement announcing eight of his staffers had resigned. Only four were named, including campaign manager Christopher Rodriguez, deputy campaign manager Jason Rizk, general consultant Conrad Pogorzelski III, and finance director Heather Whillier.
RGA’s decision followed CNN’s report that Robinson left graphic and offensive comments on a pornography website over a decade ago, with him allegedly having written, “I’m a black nazi,” as well as other sexual and racial comments.
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