New accusation against Mark Robinson emerges after shocking report

The alleged scandal surrounding North Carolina Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson's adult website has intensified with a new accusation that Robinson praised Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's manifesto. My fight.

CNN reported Thursday that Robinson, who was endorsed by former President Donald Trump and is currently serving as North Carolina's lieutenant governor, posted a series of disturbing messages on the pornographic website “Nude Africa” ​​between 2008 and 2012.

Robinson has refused to withdraw from the race and denies making the remarks, despite extensive evidence gathered by CNN that appears to link him to posts made under the username “minisoldr.” The lieutenant governor called the reports “sensationalized bullshit.”

In addition to a slew of messages reported by CNN, in which Robinson called himself a “black Nazi,” defended slavery, repeated homophobic slurs and fondly recalled “spying” on women, The Washington Post It was reported on Friday that “Minisoldr” had also expressed an affinity for Nazi literature.

“Mein Kampf is a good read,” the Nude Africa user reportedly wrote in a book recommendation thread. “It’s very informative and not at all what I thought it would be. It’s a real eye-opener.”

According to Politico, all posts related to Robinson were mysteriously deleted from the Nude Africa website within 24 hours of the CNN report being published.

Newsweek contacted Robinson's campaign by email Friday evening for comment.

Georgia is considered a swing state in this year's presidential election, raising concerns among some that the Robinson scandal could hurt the former president's chances of winning the state, in addition to torpedoing Republican hopes of winning back the governor's mansion.

Democrats have won gubernatorial elections in North Carolina in seven of the last eight elections, while former President Barack Obama's victory in 2008 was the only time a Democratic presidential candidate carried the state in the last 11 elections.

This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.