Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson faces fallout: How will CNN report affect the race for NC governor?
The North Carolina Republican Party issued a statement defending Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, despite statements of concern from individual Republicans and condemnation from Democrats, after a report by CNN linked the GOP gubernatorial candidate to porn sites and alleges he referred to himself as a “Black Nazi.”
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A North Shore Republican group’s decision to host North Carolina GOP nominee for governor Mark Robinson at a fundraiser has ...
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So Thursday would’ve been the last chance for Republican officials to go to court to try stopping those ballots — potentially buying at least a few days to find a replacement. Robinson didn’t ask to ...
Elly De La Cruz provided another highlight-reel season, but injuries and underperformance around him led to a disappointing ...
BRADENTON, Fla. (WFLA) — The Florida GOP has suspended the leadership of the Manatee Republican Party. Republican State Sen.
NC Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson says the CNN story about derogatory comments won’t force him out of the governor’s race.
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