After a media frenzy over a CNN report claiming Mark Robinson called himself a 'black Nazi,' the Lt. Gov. says he will stay in NC governor race.

The embattled GOP nominee for North Carolina governor told supporters at Fayetteville Motor Speedway that "we're going to focus on the issues."

Salacious posts that North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson purportedly made on a pornography website have been deleted in the 24 hours since CNN first drew attention to them. The posts in question, which Robinson denied were his and had previously appeared on on the “Nude Africa” pornographic website,

Offensive posts by North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson were removed from the pornographic website Nude Africa on Thursday, hours after a CNN KFile investigation revealed a series of inflammatory comments posted on the forum by the controversial and socially conservative Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina.

A series of revelations that Republican Mark Robinson allegedly called himself a “Black Nazi” and a “perv” on a pornographic chat site were only the tip of the iceberg, more of his postings have made clear.

Mark Robinson, the Republican nominee for governor, posted racist and sexist comments on a pornography site forum, including identifying himself as a "Black Nazi," CNN said on Thursday. An email address CNN used to confirm Robinson's porn account was also registered on Ashley Madison,