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Trump Rally: Mark Robinson Faces Scandal, Staff Resignations Amid CNN Report, RGA Halts Ad Buys
Sep 23, 2024, 08:42 AM
Donald Trump held a rally in North Carolina where he notably avoided mentioning the state's GOP gubernatorial nominee, Mark Robinson. Robinson is currently embroiled in controversy following a CNN report that revealed he had made offensive comments on a pornography website over a decade ago, referring to himself as a 'black NAZI' and proposing the return of slavery. The fallout has led to the resignation of four top staffers from Robinson's campaign, including his campaign manager, deputy campaign manager, finance director, and senior advisor, just 43 days before the election. Senator Lindsey Graham commented that if the allegations are true, Robinson is 'unfit to serve,' but if false, he should pursue legal action for libel. Robinson has threatened legal action against CNN, accusing them of spreading false information. The Republican Governors Association has ceased its ad buys for Robinson's campaign, and the controversy has raised concerns about the impact on other Republican candidates in the state.
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