A GOP candidate refuses to bow to the "radical left" despite the ban on the female journalist

A Republican candidate for governorship in Mississippi refused to rely on Wednesday's decision to ban a journalist from following his election campaign because she is a woman.

Robert Foster, current state representative, has blocked Larrison Campbell of Mississippi today to follow the campaign, citing the "rule of Billy Graham" which, as Foster explains, is supposed to "avoid any situation likely to raise suspicion or compromise [his] wedding."

Foster responded to a New York Times article on the ban with a tweet on Wednesday night saying: "I refuse to change my moral stance on any issue because it is not popular among the radical left.My wife and l? Mississippi state deserve a governor who does not compromise their beliefs, and I keep my arms. "

"I will not be intimidated into a corner of silence by a group of radical socialists and communists whose goal in life is to dismantle America," Foster also tweeted. "In fact, I'm looking forward to fighting their radical left-wing program."

Before New York Times article, Campbell published an article on Foster's decision to prevent him from monitoring the campaign on Tuesday.

Colton Robison, Foster's campaign manager, said that a male colleague should accompany this reporter during a next 15-hour campaign trip, saying the candidate's optics with a woman even a working journalist, could be used in a smear campaign to insinuate an extramarital affair ".