North Carolina Lt.\u2062 Gov. Mark Robinson is facing criticism from two Republican gubernatorial candidates in his state for his commitment to defending \u2062women \u200cfrom men who invade female-designated spaces, a stance that the majority of voters\u2063 support. Robinson, who is also campaigning for governor, made \u200bhis position clear \u2064at a campaign event in February, vowing to keep men out of women’s sports\u2063 and bathrooms.<\/p>\n

Robinson’s dedication to \u200dthis cause\u200d has \u200cresonated \u2062with \u200dmany Americans, as most oppose the inclusion \u2064of transgender athletes in \u200csports. \u2062Despite \u200cthis, his stance\u200b has drawn the ire of his fellow Republican candidates, who claim it \u2062will harm \u200cthe \u200bparty’s chances. However, polling suggests that Robinson is leading in the primary race.<\/p>\n

Robinson has already passed\u2062 the “transgender insanity litmus test” with flying colors, \u2064while his potential gubernatorial counterparts have not. Contrary to their assertions, more and more\u200b voters, especially on the right, believe that legislation to curb radical gender ideology is necessary and\u200c beneficial.<\/p>\n

This\u200b is not the first time Robinson has faced criticism for expressing\u2062 his views. In 2021, he was attacked for stating that LGBT content has no place in classrooms. Despite the backlash,\u2062 Robinson remains steadfast in his commitment to defending women and preserving traditional values<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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North Carolina Lt. Gov. \u2064Mark Robinson\u200d says Christians\u2062 must take\u2062 control of public schools because children are being abused by being taught\u200d “filth”: “There’s no reason \u2062anybody\u2064 anywhere in America should be telling \u2064any\u2064 child about transgenderism, homosexuality, \u200bany \u200bof\u2062 that\u200d filth.” pic.twitter.com\/aXjCPFKTs0<\/a><\/p>\n
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