Top staff on Mark Robinson’s campaign team have resigned from their roles, the campaign announced Sunday, three days after the embattled Republican candidate for North Carolina governor denied making years-old salacious posts on a pornagraphic website.

While JD Vance sounded somewhat willing to believe Robinson's denial, Sen. Lindsey Graham called the reports "beyond unnerving."

The revelations surrounding the N.C. governor candidate mark a test of voters’ tolerance for disturbing allegations in the Trump era.

Despite calls from allies, former President Donald Trump has no plans to renounce his endorsement of North Carolina Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mark Robinson following allegations he made offensive comments on a porn site message board.

Donald Trump is returning to North Carolina to stump in the southern battleground state that both Democrats and Republicans are treating as increasingly critical to victory in November

Trump’s rally came just days after the GOP’s nominee for governor, whom he has repeatedly embraced, became the subject of an intense barrage of negative attention.

While the Republican nominee for NC governor is not expected in Wilmington Saturday, his campaign said he will be at a meet and greet in Fayetteville.

North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson avoided directly weighing in during a gubernatorial campaign event Saturday on a CNN report outlining evidence that he made disturbing posts on a pornography website’s message board more than a decade ago.