Robinson's National Security Comments Draw Criticism

Governor's Remarks Spark Debate

North Carolina Governor Mark Robinson has sparked controversy with his recent comments on national security.

In a speech to the Republican National Convention, Robinson claimed that the United States is "under attack" by "enemies foreign and domestic." He also warned of a "soft invasion" by illegal immigrants and said that the country needs to "take back our borders."

Critics Accuse Governor of Fear-Mongering

Robinson's comments have been met with criticism from Democrats and some Republicans.

Critics have accused the governor of fear-mongering and using inflammatory rhetoric to divide Americans.

They argue that his comments are not based on facts and that they could make it harder to find solutions to the country's real security challenges.

Governor Defends His Remarks

Robinson has defended his remarks, saying that he is simply speaking the truth about the threats facing the United States.

He has said that he is not trying to scare people but to raise awareness of the dangers that the country faces.

Robinson has also said that he is willing to work with anyone, regardless of party affiliation, to address these threats.

Debate Likely to Continue

The debate over Robinson's comments is likely to continue in the coming weeks and months.

It is a debate that will likely play out in the media, on the campaign trail, and in the halls of Congress.

North Carolina Governor Mark Robinson