“Black NAZI!” Mark Robinson hires law firm to defend against CNN expose

COLORADO: Republican North Carolina governor nominee Mark Robinson hired a law firm to investigate the CNN report which exposed sexual and racial comments he made.

Robinson is becoming increasingly isolated as other Republican nominees have distanced themselves from him.

“As I’ve said from the beginning, the claims from CNN are salacious lies,” said Robinson in a news release. The North Carolina (NC) nominee hired the Binnall Law Group to conduct an investigation on the “outrageous lies”. He believes that the law group will “use every legal means to hold CNN accountable for their lies.”

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Comments made by the Republican nominee for governor on a pornographic site under the username ‘minisoldr’ resurfaced in a report made by CNN last Thursday. The comments, which began being posted in 2008, were made before Robinson ever step foot into the political ring.

The nominee referred to himself as a “black NAZI!”, while stating that “slavery is not bad.” Robinson also praised Adolf Hitler, writing “I’d take Hitler over any of the shit that’s in Washington right now!” Other comments included slurs targeting different minority groups including Muslim and Jewish people.

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Last Thursday night, the North Carolina Republican party (NCGOP) released a statement on X, defending N.C governor nominee Mark Robinson after a damning report was released by CNN earlier that day.

“Mark Robinson has categorically denied the allegations made by CNN but that won’t stop the left from trying to demonize him via personal attacks,” stated the NCGOP, in spite of Robinson’s full name and an email address he used for various websites being listed within the profile.

Robinson’s stance on abortion and transgender rights stand in direct conflict to the graphic comments made on the websites message board. The unearthed comments revealed Robinson’s fondness for transgender pornography, as well as a detailed instance in which the then 14-year-old Robinson spied on a women’s changing room.

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The nominee had previously come under scrutiny in his 2020 bid for lieutenant governor for paying for an abortion in 2022. Robinson began advocating for an abortion ban during that campaign.

US House candidate Laurie Buckhout, NC state auditor candidate Dave Boliek, NC state representative Bill Ward, and NC state representative Allen Chesser are republican party candidates who have deleted photos with and endorsements from Robinson.