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6:35Now PlayingDonald Trump endorsed candidate for North Carolina Governor and MAGA extremist, Mark Robinson, gets exposed for his hateful attacks against women and heinous comments in alarming new ad. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report.
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GOP governor candidate says abortion is only for women who won’t “keep your skirt down”
"North Carolina’s anti-LGBTQ+ Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) – who is currently running for governor – once said that women who get abortions are “killing” children because they “weren’t responsible enough to keep your skirt down.” His words are now being used in a new political ad by state Attorney General Josh Stein (D) in a high-stakes governor’s race whose outcome could be decided by pro-choice voters.
In Stein’s ad, entitled “Silence,” Robinson says that he supports legislation forbidding people from having an abortion for any reason.
“For me there is no compromise on abortion,” Robinson says. “It makes no difference why or how a child ended up in that womb.”"
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