But Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson's troubles could have a "reverse coattail" effect among Republicans. In such a scenario, Robinson could drag down Trump and other GOP candidates on the ballot.

The embattled gubernatorial candidate went live on Facebook on Dec. 19, 2018, in a broadcast in which he initially railed against homosexuality.

Robinson sued CNN over its report. Robinson first came into the public eye in 2018 when he made comments about his support of gun rights at a Greensboro City Council meeting.

Robinson sued CNN over its report. Robinson first came into the public eye in 2018 when he made comments about his support of gun rights at a Greensboro City Council meeting.

That's what Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and his lawyer are calling the CNN report from September 19, claiming nothing in the report is factual and those responsible will pay.