apparently something big is about to drop about mark robinson...

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m super curious. What on earth are the grounds that the GOP is demanding that he drop out?

To delay the printing of NC ballots. That is why. And news and ya'll on here are getting swept up in the titillating parts, not the true reason.

No, don’t worry, we see it. It’s the twin dangers of Robinson dragging Trump down and the GOP needing to suppress voting.

[Anonymous]

I’m a Republican, but at this point, I think Robinson should drop out. He was already down in the polls and the latest revelations won’t help him. A generic R candidate probably has a great chance of winning, but I don’t think he can attract enough political independents with all of his controversy. He might drag Trump down with him as well if he stays on the ballot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m super curious. What on earth are the grounds that the GOP is demanding that he drop out?

To delay the printing of NC ballots. That is why. And news and ya'll on here are getting swept up in the titillating parts, not the true reason.

I read that the deadline for printing the ballots has passed. Is that not accurate?

Federal law requires ballots must be in the mail to oversees by Saturday, Sept. 21. But what if they don't? It goes to NC MAGA court then MAGA SCOTUS. We have seen there are no consequences from breaking the law for MAGA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m super curious. What on earth are the grounds that the GOP is demanding that he drop out?

To delay the printing of NC ballots. That is why. And news and ya'll on here are getting swept up in the titillating parts, not the true reason.

No, don’t worry, we see it. It’s the twin dangers of Robinson dragging Trump down and the GOP needing to suppress voting.

When I say suppress voting I mean delay ballots being printed for the Early vote or go over sees. It's to disenfranchise voters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a Republican, but at this point, I think Robinson should drop out. He was already down in the polls and the latest revelations won’t help him. A generic R candidate probably has a great chance of winning, but I don’t think he can attract enough political independents with all of his controversy. He might drag Trump down with him as well if he stays on the ballot.

Are you in favor of forcing NC to reprint their ballots that will cost tax payers MILLIONS? Not too fiscally responsible of you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m super curious. What on earth are the grounds that the GOP is demanding that he drop out?

To delay the printing of NC ballots. That is why. And news and ya'll on here are getting swept up in the titillating parts, not the true reason.

I read that the deadline for printing the ballots has passed. Is that not accurate?

As I understand, it is too late to get Mark Robinson’s name off the ballots, but if he drops out tonight the GOP can swap him out with someone else. And that person will be the real candidate, even though people will be checking the box for “Mark Robinson”. But, man, how humiliating would it be to drop out under these circumstances and watch the party move on to someone else like you don’t even exist? And no, this isn’t even close to Biden-Harris. Biden dropped out in a dignified way on his timeline and will be revered by the party forever. Robinson will instantly become persona non grata and will have no future whatsoever in politics.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really hope he doesn't drop out. When this evening is the deadline?

per this report: https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/election/article292742104.html

he has till 11:59 pm tonight

Again, this is all a ploy to delay the printing of NC ballots and shorten the Early Vote, and will severely impact the overseas vote.

Legally, military ballots must be mailed tomorrow. And NC has a decent # of military.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m super curious. What on earth are the grounds that the GOP is demanding that he drop out?

To delay the printing of NC ballots. That is why. And news and ya'll on here are getting swept up in the titillating parts, not the true reason.

I read that the deadline for printing the ballots has passed. Is that not accurate?

It’s accurate. The Court extended it once to let them take RFK off the ballot (NC elects judges). But tomorrow is a hard deadline to mail military ballots. They can’t reprint and make the deadline.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m super curious. What on earth are the grounds that the GOP is demanding that he drop out?

To delay the printing of NC ballots. That is why. And news and ya'll on here are getting swept up in the titillating parts, not the true reason.

We are both snickering at the titillating parts and also hoping that the GOP won't get away with delay or aborting their terrible candidate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m super curious. What on earth are the grounds that the GOP is demanding that he drop out?

To delay the printing of NC ballots. That is why. And news and ya'll on here are getting swept up in the titillating parts, not the true reason.

I read that the deadline for printing the ballots has passed. Is that not accurate?

Federal law requires ballots must be in the mail to oversees by Saturday, Sept. 21. But what if they don't? It goes to NC MAGA court then MAGA SCOTUS. We have seen there are no consequences from breaking the law for MAGA.

I’d think that trying to suppress the military vote would go over badly, even among MAGA. Especially since the enlisted members trend MaGA.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

I’m a Republican, but at this point, I think Robinson should drop out. He was already down in the polls and the latest revelations won’t help him. A generic R candidate probably has a great chance of winning, but I don’t think he can attract enough political independents with all of his controversy. He might drag Trump down with him as well if he stays on the ballot.

There’s zero logic here. The rape and porn history helped Trump with all of you supporters.Why so different for one of his minions? If anything, I’d think you’d find him even more relatable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a Republican, but at this point, I think Robinson should drop out. He was already down in the polls and the latest revelations won’t help him. A generic R candidate probably has a great chance of winning, but I don’t think he can attract enough political independents with all of his controversy. He might drag Trump down with him as well if he stays on the ballot.

Are you in favor of forcing NC to reprint their ballots that will cost tax payers MILLIONS? Not too fiscally responsible of you.

They’ve already reprint once, because RFK forgot to withdraw from the ballot. The Court has already extended the deadline. Once. But the deadline to mail to military is hard and fast.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m super curious. What on earth are the grounds that the GOP is demanding that he drop out?

To delay the printing of NC ballots. That is why. And news and ya'll on here are getting swept up in the titillating parts, not the true reason.

I read that the deadline for printing the ballots has passed. Is that not accurate?

It’s accurate. The Court extended it once to let them take RFK off the ballot (NC elects judges). But tomorrow is a hard deadline to mail military ballots. They can’t reprint and make the deadline.

I hope you are correct but you need to understand the NC GOP election rat f ckery. I guess we'll know at midnight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a Republican, but at this point, I think Robinson should drop out. He was already down in the polls and the latest revelations won’t help him. A generic R candidate probably has a great chance of winning, but I don’t think he can attract enough political independents with all of his controversy. He might drag Trump down with him as well if he stays on the ballot.

Would you want Robinson as Gov of NC if he could win? If not, how is he any worse than Trump?