WASHINGTON — North Carolina GOP gubernatorial nominee Mark Robinson has had a rough go since Thursday’s CNN report laid out evidence that he’d made years of disturbing comments in a forum on a porn website, including references to himself as “a Black Nazi” and descriptions of being sexually aroused by spying on girls in public showers.
Robinson has denied the CNN story’s accuracy, calling it “false lies,” even though he suggested — in the same breath — that maybe those porn site comments were from him after all.
But just last week, the North Carolina Republican was describing himself very differently. In fact, he was comparing himself to “people in the Bible.”
Days before the bombshell story came out, Robinson, who is currently the state’s lieutenant governor, was at a North Carolina church telling people that God worked through biblical figures like King David of Israel — and then put himself in the same category as them.
“The one thing that always…