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Despite the 'Wrong and Toxic' Allegations Against Graham Platner, He's Still Ro Khanna's Man

Despite the 'Wrong and Toxic' Allegations Against Graham Platner, He's Still Ro Khanna's Man
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Democrats have long claimed to be the 'party of women,' but what happens when a woman accuses a Democrat of horrific things, including domestic abuse? That (D)epends. If she's a Democrat, maybe the allegations are enough to get the politician to drop out of a race or resign from office, as Eric Swalwell recently did.

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But if she's a conservative, well, those allegations are ignored or dismissed. The Democrats just do not seem to 'believe all women' when it's politically inconvenient to do so.

That's what Ro Khanna is doing right now. He admits the allegations of domestic abuse, heavy drinking, and demeaning language against women shared with The New York Times by one of Platner's former girlfriends are 'wrong and toxic,' but will appear at a rally with Platner tonight, anyway.

In a statement, Khanna said, "The behavior described in The New York Times story was wrong and toxic. Graham has acknowledged that and sought redemption. The people of Maine deserve a senator who is going to stand up to the billionaire class, against genocide, and for the working class.

Khanna also told Martha MacCallum that if there were any 'credible allegations' of assault, domestic violence, rape, or inappropriate behavior with a minor that would be a 'red line' for Khanna.

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"I did ask if there were any credible allegations of assault, domestic violence, of rape, of having any inappropriate relations with a minor, and I made it clear that, for me, is a red line," Khanna said at the time. 

Well, now we have credible allegations, but it seems that because the a conservative woman is saying Platner abused her when they were dating, Khanna doesn't believe those allegations to be 'credible.'

The bar is 'will he vote in lockstep with Democrats'?

That's all projection, and should be dismissed as such.

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Democrats stick together.

There is no shame there.

And that's what Democrats are doing.

They're telling women they won't believe them, won't care, and that they'll attack them for speaking out against a Democrat. That's what the party is, and what they stand for

Editor’s Note: The 2026 Midterms will determine the fate of President Trump’s America First agenda. Republicans must maintain control of both chambers of Congress.

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