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Graham Platner Was Supposed to Stick Around DC, but Had to Rush Back to Maine. Here's Why.

Graham Platner Was Supposed to Stick Around DC, but Had to Rush Back to Maine. Here's Why.
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Graham Platner looked as if he was about to walk into a scene from Intervention, as new scandals emerge about the Maine Democrat who is trying to unseat Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME). Instead, we heard the tired ‘we’re going to win Maine’ pep rally lines from Senate Democrats in Washington after they met with Platner. He did not take questions. 

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Platner, an oyster farmer who mostly earns his income from disability benefits and sports SS tattoos, was supposed to stay in the capital a bit longer and had scheduled events in New York. Instead, he absconded back to Maine after it was reported that his family was being questioned by the media. 

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Platner was hit with a sexting scandal over the weekend, which was not handled well. He was also found to have an account on Kik, which is reportedly a notorious haven for pedophiles. 

Later, we found out that his father lent him $200,000 to buy a home, which contradicts his story that it was from a VA loan. I don’t know many working-class families, another Platner claim, that have that much money just sitting around. It’s almost as if he’s repeatedly dishonest. 

Also, I'm not so sure reporters showing up at his in-laws' home was the real reason. 

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