Offensive posts by North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson were removed from the pornographic website Nude Africa on Thursday, hours after a CNN KFile investigation revealed a series of inflammatory comments posted on the forum by the controversial and socially conservative Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina.

After a media frenzy over a CNN report claiming Mark Robinson called himself a 'black Nazi,' the Lt. Gov. says he will stay in NC governor race.

Democrats are trying to tie Republican candidates up and down the ballot to Robinson after Thursday’s CNN report.

Stories of peeping on women and praise for Hitler posted by Robinson have been wiped from the Nude Africa forum

Mark Robinson's accurate title. North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson denied a shocking report from CNN on Thursday about comments he allegedly left on a pornographic site, with the North Carolina Republican gubernatorial nominee saying he will not drop out of the governor’s race.

Robinson denied the CNN report, which said he referred to himself as a "black NAZI" and expressed support for bringing back slavery more than 10 years ago.

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North Carolina's Republican gubernatorial candidate, Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, called himself a "Black Nazi" and supported reinstating slavery in comments made on a pornographic website, CNN reported Thursday.

Douglas Heye, former communications director for the Republican National Committee, explains what to expect next in North Carolina's gubernatorial race after a CNN report revealed alleged past offensive comments made by GOP candidate Mark Robinson.

Mark Robinson, who has weathered numerous scandals over his controversial remarks, has garnered praise from Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.