Opinion
MAGA Wants Transgression. Mark Robinson Is the Result.
Its primary voters enthusiastically supported a candidate for governor named Mark Robinson — voting for him by a more than 45-point margin over his closest rival (he won by 64.8 percent to 19.2 percent) — even though he had a remarkable record of deeply inflammatory and even unhinged statements.
Durell Robinson, Brown and UConn
Walz said on Saturday that there are GOP gubernatorial candidates who "are proud to refer to themselves as Nazis." ...
Republican State Treasurer Dale Folwell, who talked to me on Thursday when the news broke, said that Robinson has “fleeced” ...
Robinson, whose candidacy Trump has endorsed and embraced, is not expected to attend Saturday’s rally in Wilmington, ...
Vance told NBC Philadelphia that it's “ultimately up to Mark Robinson and North Carolina whether he’s going to be their ...
The Falcons host Chris Jones, Travis Kelce and the Chiefs on "Sunday Night Football." Will Taylor Swift be there?
Donald Trump delivered a speech attacking rival Kamala Harris and detailing his campaign pledges during a visit to North ...
Trump did not mention Robinson − his party's nominee for governor of a key state − before or during an airport rally in ...
Robinson, the lieutenant governor of North Carolina, allegedly posted inflammatory comments on the message board of a ...
North Carolina's Republican candidate for governor is at the center of a national news story. That's because of the salacious ...
The Detroit Lions elevated veteran receivers Tim Patrick and Allen Robinson from the practice squad ahead of their game ...
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