More from the cited article...

... None of this prevented the Republican Governors Association (RGA) from throwing its support behind Robinson. ...

The RGA has followed through. Data from AdImpact, a company that monitors political ad spending, obtained by Popular Information, reveals that the RGA, an affiliated PAC, and an affiliated non-profit have spent more than $17.3 million since June 11, 2024 on ads in support of Robinson. The money has financed over 20,000 ads across North Carolina supporting Robinson's candidacy. The actual expenditure by the RGA is far higher, as the $17.3 million does not include the cost of producing the ads, polling, or any other activities taken on behalf of Robinson. ...

The amount that the RGA has spent running ads to boost Robinson's candidacy in the last few months exceeds the total that Robinson's campaign has reported raising this campaign cycle ($15,757,019.87).

On Thursday, CNN reported that in a series of posts on a pornographic message board, Robinson referred to himself as a "Black NAZI" and expressed support for reinstating slavery. He also described spying on women in public gym showers and described himself as a "perv." A separate report in the Washington Post revealed that Robinson, using the same message board, praised Hitler's Mein Kampf, calling it a "good read."

Since that bombshell report, the RGA has not made any statement regarding Robinson's candidacy but, according to AdImpact data, the RGA's ads in support of Robinson's gubernatorial campaign have continued to run across North Carolina. ...

Where does the RGA get all the cash to support Robinson? Much of it comes from major corporations, ...

@#4 ... Where does the RGA get all the cash to support Robinson? Much of it comes from major corporations, ...

Numbers from the article cited ...

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On June 4, 2024, the RGA received a $250,000 contribution from DoorDash. ...

Top corporate contributors to the RGA this cycle include Google ($585,000), Walmart ($570,000), CVS ($550,000), Microsoft ($550,000), Travelers Insurance ($460,000), Amazon ($450,000), Deloitte ($400,000), Charter Communications ($385,000), Oracle ($325,000), Pfizer ($300,000), Coca-Cola ($250,000), The Motion Picture Association ($250,000), and Wells Fargo ($250,000). ...

@#3 ... RGA won't spend any more money in North Carolina. ...

Yeah, but what about the money they have already spent?

Are they trying to reclaim that money?

@#7 ... They probably can't unless the advertising venue cancel the contract. ...

Yeah, I get that same impression after a trip through the results returned by search engines.

... But that's not to say Google, Walmart, CVS, Travelers Insurance, Amazon, Deloitte, Charter Communications, Oracle, Pfizer, Coca-Cola, The Motion Picture Association and Wells Fargo might start to feel a little antsy over their name associated with an admitted sexual pervert. ... [emphasis yours]

Yup.

To repeat those companies are apparently sponsoring (directly or indirectly) Lt Gov Robinson's bid for the Governorship...

Google, Walmart, CVS, Travelers Insurance, Amazon, Deloitte, Charter Communications, Oracle, Pfizer, Coca-Cola, The Motion Picture Association and Wells Fargo[emphasis mine]

@#9 ... "My only question is why haven't more non-irrational, non-conspiracy-aligned Republicans not stopped supporting Trump?" ...

Alex, I'll take, "Things I wished I Had Said" for $200, please.

:)

Wow, amazing guitarists playing the blues ...