He called himself a “Black Nazi,” supported reviving slavery, and bashed Martin Luther King Jr., all on an old porn website where he used to write.

An explosive story from CNN alleges North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson made dozens of disturbing comments on a porn forum in which he referred to himself as a “black NAZI!” and expressed support for reinstating slavery.

Republican North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson referred to himself as a “Black Nazi,” disparaged Martin Luther King Jr., used antisemitic and homophobic slurs and spoke highly of slavery on a pornographic website before his entrance into politics, according to a new CNN report —as Robinson denies making the comments.

The North Carolina gubernatorial nominee, known for his sexist and transphobic rhetoric, also allegedly spied on women in showers and digs transgender porn.

The Republican candidate running to be governor of North Carolina has denied accusations he called himself a “Black Nazi” on a pornography website and insisted he would not drop out of the race.

He wished he could join the KKK, supported slavery, and bashed Martin Luther King Jr., all on an old porn website where he used to write.

(CNN) — Mark Robinson, the controversial and socially conservative ... in which he referred to himself as a “black NAZI!” and expressed support for reinstating slavery, a CNN KFile investigation found. Despite a recent history of anti-transgender ...

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson of North Carolina, the Republican nominee for governor, vowed to stay in the race and pre-emptively denied the CNN report, which described years-old online remarks it said he made.

Mark Robinson, the Republican candidate for governor in North Carolina and current lieutenant governor of the state, spent years making extreme and embarrassing comments on a porn forum, according to a new report from CNN Thursday.

A Republican candidate for governor in North Carolina has rejected calls to drop out of the race after a report that he made controversial comments about slavery and called himself a 'Black Nazi' on a porn website more than a decade ago.

The Republican candidate for governor of North Carolina rebuffed calls Thursday to drop out of the race following a report that he called himself a "Black Nazi" and made other incendiary comments on a porn website message board.