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A campaign that started as a liberal working-class revival has turned into an apology tour.
And just a couple of weeks ago, the GOP had every reason to feel threatened: A young, union-backed veteran and oyster farmer ...
OGUNQUIT, Maine — Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner held a town‑hall event Wednesday night at the Leavitt ...
Planter, a US veteran and mercenary, has continued to receive support from “progressive” Democrats even after it was revealed ...
The U.S. Senate candidate said the recent revelations about his past comments on social media and a tattoo used by Nazis show ...
Graham Platner revealed he got some fresh new ink ... to cover up a tattoo many saw as resembling a Nazi symbol.
Oyster farmer, military veteran and political candidate Graham Platner is back in the news for a rather interesting tattoo he sports. While visiting thePod Save America podcast, […] ...
The tattoo controversy sparked after a family video surfaced online showing Platner shirtless, wearing “Marine Corps running ...
The Totenkopf, the “death’s head”, was a symbol adopted by an infamous Nazi SS unit that guarded concentration camps in World War II.
A progressive U.S. Senate candidate in Maine, who has already apologized for earlier misogynistic and racially insensitive ...
Get access to Brad Slager's "Riffed From the Headlines," a daily VIP feature where he looks to bring accountability to the ...
Graham Platner said no one raised concerns with his tattoo until recently, claiming he was unaware of the symbol's ties to Nazism.
Will Democrats keep accepting a Senate candidate’s excuses?
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