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.

Mr. Robinson, the Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina, vowed to stay in the race and sought to deny the report, which also said he had defended slavery in online posts years ago.

Salacious posts that North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson purportedly made on a pornography website have been deleted in the 24 hours since CNN first drew attention to them. The posts in question, which Robinson denied were his and had previously appeared on on the “Nude Africa” pornographic website,

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.

The Republican nominee for governor in North Carolina has denied writing the posts, which have upended his campaign in the battleground state

North Carolina's GOP candidate Mark Robinson remains in governor's race after allegations of lewd comments and reported support for slavery.

It may be difficult for Trump to repudiate Robinson for reportedly calling for the return of slavery on a porn site, given that he has referred to Robinson as “better than Martin Luther King [Jr.].”

The lieutenant governor, one of Donald Trump's top supporters in the state, reportedly made a slew of disturbing comments on a porn site.