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Mark Robinson vows to stay in NC Gov. race amid online comments scandal

15 days ago

( NewsNation ) — Mark Robinson, North Carolina’s lieutenant governor and the Republican candidate for governor, says he won’t drop out of the race, despite reports he posted racist comments online a decade ago and has an email address that appears on Ashley Madison, a website for married people seeking affairs. The Hill’s panel discusses the effects the news may have on the race, and if it could be a drag on Donald Trump.

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Lady L74

15d ago

What a fucking idioy

guest blue

15d ago

WTFC ,loser

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