Mark Robinson thread | Sues CNN for Naked Africa reporting

Scientific Mapp said:
He's a textbook, and pretty severe, porn addict. People like him need escalating weirdness and taboo-breaking to keep their motors revved. In my un-expert opinion, porn addiction explains the Nazi stuff and anti-MLK stuff as well as it does the sexual kinks.
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Agreed, but it's still hilariously weird that he apparently loved discussing politics on a porn site. Among many other (awful) things, he's one strange dude.
 
People talk about uneducated voters....

I posted on Facebook that it's time to take down your Mark Robinson signs. I danced around details but said a bit more. Here's a reply from someone back from my high school (a terribly red area of the state).

It's hard to imagine, but this is a sincere post

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aGDevil2k said:
People talk about uneducated voters....

I posted on Facebook that it's time to take down your Mark Robinson signs. I danced around details but said a bit more. Here's a reply from someone back from my high school (a terribly red area of the state).

It's hard to imagine, but this is a sincere post

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Had no idea that you were from #DeepChathamCounty too.
 
aGDevil2k said:
People talk about uneducated voters....

I posted on Facebook that it's time to take down your Mark Robinson signs. I danced around details but said a bit more. Here's a reply from someone back from my high school (a terribly red area of the state).

It's hard to imagine, but this is a sincere post

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Both he and his wife are frauds. It’s absolutely ridiculous folks like this get so much oxygen in the modern day.
 
aGDevil2k said:
And still... You go west of Charlotte and Deep Chatham seems blue
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The heart of the modern NC GOP, imo, is all of the rural/exurban mountain, foothills, and Piedmont counties in the western half of NC. Many of these counties, like Rockingham, Randolph, Wilkes, Davidson, Caldwell, Burke, Cleveland, etc. now routinely give 70 to 80 percent of their votes to Republicans in every election. As late as the late 1980s some of these counties were marginally Democratic, and even those that were Republican still often gave Democrats around 40 to 45 percent of the vote, and sometimes even elected Democrats to local offices like county commissioner or sheriff. No longer. Now the Democratic Party is virtually extinct in these places, and they're lucky win even 25% of the vote.
 
Mulberry Heel said:
The heart of the modern NC GOP, imo, is all of the rural/exurban mountain, foothills, and Piedmont counties in the western half of NC. Many of these counties, like Rockingham, Randolph, Wilkes, Davidson, Caldwell, Burke, Cleveland, etc. now routinely give 70 to 80 percent of their votes to Republicans in every election. As late as the late 1980s some of these counties were marginally Democratic, and even those that were Republican still often gave Democrats around 40 to 45 percent of the vote, and sometimes even elected Democrats to local offices like county commissioner or sheriff. No longer. Now the Democratic Party is virtually extinct in these places, and they're lucky win even 25% of the vote.
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I sadly lived in two of those counties growing up
 
Chatham County is too big frankly and the folks in #DeepChatham where I grew up would be the first to agree with that. Bennett precinct in the far west went 564 to 97 trump over Biden and Harpers Crossroads went 591 to 61. Goldston was a bit better at 1252 to 651 and lastly Bonlee went 867 to 332. Those are the precincts that made up my high school population. That total is 3264 trump, 1141 Biden. That part of the county is about 33% AFAM, close to 0% Hispanic, and the rest are white. Those are static percentages too...i.e., the same as they were decades ago when I growing up there. Chatham County is nigh onto the exact center of the state. Those folks in that western or better known as DC (#DeepChatham) have nothing ini common with the people in Pittsboro and less and less with people in Siler City, i.e., the East...those counts were higher and almost reversed in that part of the county.
 
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