As the race for the White House heats up, the election could be decided in swing states, one of them Georgia has adopted new rules that could delay the reporting of election results. As Vice President Harris and former President Trump are busy presenting themselves to voters, Trump travels to North Carolina this morning. The campaign today raises questions about whether a scandal involving the Republican candidate for governor of a battleground state could upset the White House race.
This morning, a scandal erupted in former President Donald Trump’s campaign and the battleground state of North Carolina as circles said Trump has endorsed the Republican candidate for governor, Mark Robinson. Robinson will not be appearing at Trump’s long-planned rally in Wilmington today, but up to this point, the former president has not withdrawn his endorsement of the embattled candidate, who he denied did so several times. A recent report details racist and inflammatory posts he made. In one of the posts, he allegedly called himself a Black Nazi.
That’s not even a word. Robinson has not been independently confirmed. The report says Robinson posted comments on a pornographic website between 2008 and 2012. The North Carolina Republican Party stands behind the lieutenant governor, but some fellow Republicans concur. What is reportedly being said? It’s far-fetched. Trump and Mark Robinson they are both wrong for North Carolina. Harris meanwhile is holding rallies overnight in two other key states Georgia and Wisconsin. Focusing on reproductive rights. These hypocrites are not in the best interest of women and children to start talking about this.