The NC gubernatorial candidate reportedly referred to himself as 'black Nazi' and praised Hitler on an adult message board more than a decade ago.
North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, the Trump-endorsed Republican nominee for governor, said he will not drop out of the race despite an explosive story published by CNN Thursday that resurfaces his alleged activity on an adult website more than a decade ago, in which the social conservative reportedly described himself as a 'black NAZI!,' expressed support for bringing back slavery and said he enjoyed watching transgender pornography.
Newsweek has reached out to the lieutenant governor's spokesperson and campaign, which pointed back to that video message.Robinson said that he was ready to defend himself and accused his opponents of trying to divert attention to 'tabloid trash.''The things you see in that story are not my words. You know my words, my character, and I've been completely transparent in this campaign,' Robinson said in the video.
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