I mean certifiably fucking crazy. And I’m trying to be polite. This clown cannot be allowed anywhere near our governor’s mansion, especially while the GOPQ-balls run our legislature with a hammerlock.

As he prepares for an expected campaign for governor next year, North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson continues to amp up rhetoric against gay, lesbian and transgender people that has become a key part of his political brand.

Robinson said this Sunday during a church service outside Charlotte that God created him specifically to fight against the push for LGBTQ rights and visibility, which he says is turning America into a “hellhole.”

“I was not crafted to be Mr. Nicey-Nice,” Robinson said. “... God formed me because he knew there was going to be a time when God’s learning was going to be intolerable to the wicked. When children were going to be dragged down to go see the drag show. When pornography was going to be presented to our children in schools.”

Later on, he also slammed Christian churches that are accepting toward gay and lesbian people.

“Makes me sick every time I see it — a church that flies that Rainbow flag, which is a direct spit in the face of God almighty,” he said.

Democratic Governors Association Chair Gov. Tim Walz released the following statement on Josh Stein’s victory in North Carolina’s Democratic gubernatorial primary:

"Congratulations to Attorney General Josh Stein on his victory in the North Carolina Democratic primary election tonight. From keeping kids safe, to taking on the opioid epidemic, to using his office to protect reproductive freedom, Josh is a proven fighter with a record of bringing people together to deliver real results. As governor, he will build on these accomplishments by continuing to work to build a safer and stronger North Carolina — defending rights, protecting public education, and creating more opportunity for all North Carolinians. The DGA is proud to support Josh Stein in this pivotal election, and we look forward to working alongside him from now until November to keep North Carolina’s governorship in good hands.”

But that Robinson guy has some baggage and just because he’s black doesn’t mean black voters will vote for him.