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Robinson Admits Porn Obsession, Lies in Campaign

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Mark Robinson, former North Carolina lieutenant governor, breaks silence on 2024 gubernatorial loss, admits to porn obsession and lying about racist comments. He defends deception, saying it was for the greater good, and regrets not replacing staff sooner. Robinson remains unapologetic, viewing politics as combat, and plans to stay active in public life.

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Robinson Admits Porn Obsession, Lies in Campaign

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It's March 20, in Durham. Let's get into the news. Mark Robinson, North Carolina's former lieutenant governor, has broken his silence after losing his 2024 gubernatorial race. In a recent podcast appearance, he confessed to a long-standing obsession with pornography and sex. He also owned up to lying last year when a CNN investigation revealed LUDE and raced his comments he made on a porn form. Here this week, Robinson explained that he denied the post to shield Donald Trump's presidential campaign from damage. He argued that telling the truth then would have been selfish as it could hurt others involved in the elections. Robinson remains unapologetic about the deception, saying he would make the same choice again to prioritize the greater fight. His biggest regret from the campaign he added was not replacing his staff sooner, which he believes caused him the victory. In this admission, Robinson frames politics as a form of combat, viewing opponents as enemies. This mindset has defined his career and shows little sign of change. With this

interview, it looks like Robinson plans to stay active in public life, potentially eyeing future runs, or keeping his voice in the conversation.

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