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Top staffers on Mark Robinson campaign quit after reports of offensive remarks
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- by theguardian
- 24 Sep 2024
- in politics
Senior state legislative leaders are concerned that any association with Robinson could affect their polling in November. Yet further up the political scale, those who on Sunday attended a rally in support of Donald Trump appeared to be unmoved, even as the former president endorsed Robinson as he pursues a return to the White House.
The Associated Press contributed reporting
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