Mark Robinson, the Donald Trump-approved Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina, has a rich history of bigotry and conspiracy theorizing.
in the swing state’s 2024 gubernatorial race. Robinson — the state’s first Black lieutenant governor, who will now face Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein in the general election — has a richer history of bigoted commentary than any major-party political candidate in recent memory. He has leveled truly vile attacks against Muslims, Jews, women, and the LGBTQ community, while pushing a torrent of conspiracy theories about everything from Covid-19 to the 2020 election.
“Everything that God made, from the foul odor of what the cow left behind, to the decaying body of every living creature, to the maggots that eat those dead bodies, to the flies left behind — God made all those things for a purpose. Would someone please explain to me the purpose of Homosexuality?” he said. “If homosexuality is of God, what purpose does it serve? What does it make? What does it create? It creates nothing.
“Everybody sins, come short of the glory of God. They know that. They want people to be afraid of their power and they want to create a climate of fear,” Robinson added. In 2019, Robinson claimed that mass shootings were ”karma” for Americans’ support for abortion rights.
“David Hogg and the rest of these silly little immature ‘media prosti-tots’ need to grab a passy, have seat in time out, and shut up If, two days before this shooting, a hard nosed nonsense conservative had walked into that school and put into place the ideals and principles that would have avoided that massacre, you spoiled little bastards would have kicked and screamed like babies in a crib,” he added. In 2016, a mass shooter murdered 49 people at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
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