Liberal activist media is already trying to target conservative North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson Gateway Pundit

North Carolina’s conservative Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson won the state’s Republican primary for governor on Tuesday, and the liberal media is already coming after him.

If there’s one type of person the liberal media hates, it’s conservative black people. Robinson will be subject to ongoing media attacks from now until November.

In this case, a Huffington Post writer chose a quote from Robinson during a recent interview.

RedState reports:

Media Smear Merchants Come For Mark Robinson, Get Rid Of The Facts – And Their Own Video

As we’ve previously reported , the Democratic/media frenzy immediately followed Tuesday night into Wednesday, in the wake of Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s decisive victory in the North Carolina GOP gubernatorial primary race, sexism, homophobia, Sam With the usual accusations of hostility, and extremism being thrown into the wild.

In what is supposed to be an “evening update” post, the media smear traders are at it again, with the Huffington Post taking the lead this time in spreading the latest quote and spinning it into something that doesn’t make any sense. did

Jennifer Bendre, a senior politics reporter for HuffPo, wrote a piece in which she declared that Robinson, in 2020 comments that were easily “read” less than 24 hours after her victory announcement, briefly stated that she He preferred to stay in it. The day “where women couldn’t vote.”

Here’s what the author posted on Twitter:

This is what the HuffPo report says:

During the event, Robinson, who was then running for lieutenant governor, recalled someone recently asking conservative activist Candace Owens what version of America would make America “great again,” where “black people swinging from trees cheaply” or where women were not allowed to vote.

Robinson said he would definitely go back to the days in America when women were denied the right to vote “because in those days we had people who were fighting for real social change, and they were called Republicans.”

RedState provides the full quote:

While the last quote is part of the story, it doesn’t give it all away. Immediately in the sentence she said “And they were called Republicans,” Robinson said “And they are the reason why women can vote today.”

Here is the video:

The men on the right are coming to Robinson’s defense.

More of this will happen in the coming months. A candidate like Robinson scares the media.