Trump once praised North Carolina’s self-proclaimed ‘Nazi’ candidate. Now he’s scrambling to distance himself
The Trump campaign is increasingly worried that the scandals plaguing the campaign of North Carolina Republican gubernatorial nominee Mark Robinson might damage their prospects in the key battleground state.
Robinson denied the CNN report, which said he referred to himself as a "black NAZI" and expressed support for bringing back ...
Scandal in the swing state of North Carolina The "black Nazi" is becoming a problem for Donald Trump
For Donald Trump, Mark Robinson is like "Martin Luther King on steroids": when the USA elects a new president on November 5, the 56-year-old wants to win the office of governor of North Carolina ...
The North Carolina GOP is now stuck with an embattled candidate, in a race that previously looked extremely close ...
The first poll taken after allegations leveled at Mark Robinson has indicated that voters have not been influenced by the scandal.
The former President needs to win the state, but he’s standing by the G.O.P.’s gubernatorial nominee, whose campaign is imploding.
Sens., Tom Cotton, and Lindsey Graham all declined to condemn N.C. governor GOP nominee Mark Robinson for his racist, anti-semitic comments.
LDF attorneys referred to Stein’s firm as “LDF South,” said Rich Rosen, professor of law emeritus at the University of North ...
The Republican nominee for governor in North Carolina is pledging to stay in the closely watched ... On those message boards, he also referred to himself in 2010 as a “black NAZI” and talked ...
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Donald Trump is campaigning in North Carolina on Saturday, just two days after CNN’s investigative reporting found that the ...
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is traveling to North Carolina for a rally Saturday amid fallout from that state ...
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