Dr. Chenjerai Kumanyika
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard Sep 2024
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I mean, it's just it's absurd.
I mean, what he's talking about, he tries to invoke this Clarence Thomas language where suddenly we're going to see him as a victim.
But I mean, what's clearly the case is that this is actually in the tradition of what Mark Robinson has done for a long time in North Carolina.
We have, there's all kinds of history of him making outrageous claims about abortion, anti-queer, transphobic comments.
And so, but yeah, I got to say, nothing about this is funny, but when I first saw it, it's just so wild.
I mean, North Carolina is clearly probably one of the key three swing states that's going to decide this election.
And I wish I could say that we're in a time when something as outrageous as this would be a decider, but I don't know.
We're in this era where
all kinds of things have come out about the president presidential candidate you know donald trump and we still see that that uh... you know conservatives seem to be willing to attach themselves to this even on the state the calling for him to to resign yet that it's interesting he says he's not gonna step down you heard
Well, I mean, according to these comments on, what is it, nude Africa, he calls himself a black Nazi.
This is a man that Donald Trump is praising?
I mean, we just saw.
Donald Trump has firmly connected himself to this person.
He's endorsed him.
And, you know, Robinson might try to distance himself from these comments, but the problem is that we can see in his public record things that align with this way of thinking.
Right.
How can this guy, you know, how can Republicans claim to be standing against political violence when I believe it was Mark Robinson who said some people need to be killed, some people need killing, was a comment I believe he made in the church one time.
Later his party tried to clarify this and say that, oh, he was referring to Nazis, but then you have him here saying anti-Semitic comments.
So the whole thing really, I think, is something that voters have to pay attention to.
And I also wonder,
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