United States – President Donald Trump is planned to campaign for the North Carolina governor aspirant Mark Robinson this Saturday in Wilmington. However, Robinson will not be physically present, after a CNN report that has recently arisen controversies affecting his campaign. Robinson was accused of posting messages on an adult Website between 2008 and 2012 in which the defendant praised slavery and called himself a “Black Nazi,” as reported by The Hills.
Robinson Under Fire
Robinson’s campaign for Pennsylvania’s 15th Congressional District continues to stir controversy with sexually explicit comments about women and Jewish people, to which now previous statements are added. However, Robinson does not let this hinder his spirit and continues to pursue his candidacy relentlessly. He still enjoys the support of Trump, the former president, who once referred to him simply as ‘Martin Luther King IV. ’
Although, Trump has not directly responded to the recent allegations leveled against him, his endorsement of Robinson speaks volume. Another key Trump campaign representative is Karoline Leavitt who appeared to focus on pointing out the relevance of North Carolina yet again for Trump in future’s 2024 presidential election while leaving out any discussions about Robinson. ‘We know that voters will go back home and compare the achievements of President Trump with the failures of the DEM party,’ she said in a statement.
GOP Asks Questions About Robinson’s Qualifications
Some Republican members have expressed doubts with respect to Robinson’s chances of future success given his past outbursts. His latest scandal has made him worse off, and there are polls that indicate he is far behind the Democratic candidate and Attorney General, Josh Stein.
Presidential Swing State in 2024 Election
This paper finds that North Carolina will be a swing state during the next presidential election in 2024. Finally, while Trump has relatively recently secured a victory in the state with a very close margin, the latest polls turned Harris into his rival with a 3.6 percentage points, which simply proves the necessity of consolidating Republicans in the state, as reported by The Hills.