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Bluetus

(3,388 posts)
31. He already won the primary. It isn't as simple as you make it sound.
Mon Jul 6, 2026, 10:19 PM
10 hrs ago

Be that as it may, you are saying that it does not matter what the truth is. If somebody simply makes an allegation, then he should be treated as guilty. I find that attitude just plain wrong, considering how many dark forces are operating to manipulate our elections. If he is guilty, then I certainly want him out, but nobody here seems even the slightest bit interested in finding out the truth, or even taking a few days to hear his side of the story.

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Some have not. drray23 14 hrs ago #1
Some don't tar and feather people until everything comes out. paleotn 12 hrs ago #9
Here EdmondDantes_ 12 hrs ago #13
And you trust Republican op research that much? My mind isn't made up. That's my point. paleotn 11 hrs ago #21
Nice moving the goalposts there obamanut2012 1 hr ago #46
Whatever happened to "Believe all women" ? MichMan 12 hrs ago #17
See Eric Swalwell. People only 'trust' women who fill their narrative. Maru Kitteh 11 hrs ago #20
Lying can be universal given the right incentives. paleotn 11 hrs ago #23
So ya know, thx for stopping by and offering a radiant display Maru Kitteh 11 hrs ago #24
Not in the slightest. Read the words and comprehend what I'm saying. paleotn 11 hrs ago #30
Seriously, even after shown rhe excellent evidence obamanut2012 1 hr ago #47
Honestly, during election season, I don't necessarily believe anyone. paleotn 11 hrs ago #22
There is evidence obamanut2012 1 hr ago #45
Give. It. Up. Time has been called. ColoringFool 1 hr ago #59
Some of the posts here have been appalling obamanut2012 1 hr ago #44
He needs to step down, whether innocent or guilty. Doodley 13 hrs ago #2
Correct swong19104 12 hrs ago #5
Character not fitting? 31st Street Bridge 1 hr ago #52
Is this supposed to be satire? Bluetus 12 hrs ago #11
He's a politician. We must win that seat. yardwork 11 hrs ago #29
He already won the primary. It isn't as simple as you make it sound. Bluetus 10 hrs ago #31
What is more important? Him or America? We have to win these midterms and hold Trump to account or we all all fucked! Doodley 10 hrs ago #33
The truth is the most important thing. Bluetus 9 hrs ago #35
The truth is not all that important in politics. yardwork 2 hrs ago #42
Nope. yardwork 2 hrs ago #41
Do you want use to win the midterm election? How are we going to get our message across if one candidate is constantly Doodley 10 hrs ago #32
Yep, it was clear that more accusations LisaL 13 hrs ago #3
Well said Grim Chieftain 12 hrs ago #4
Now that we have destroyed Platner, could we refocus our attention on the current Nazi, child rapist, racist, grifter .. 1WorldHope 12 hrs ago #14
I am right there Grim Chieftain 12 hrs ago #19
No one destroyed Platner but Platner obamanut2012 1 hr ago #48
Who is we? yardwork 1 hr ago #53
Maine voters decide duckworth969 12 hrs ago #6
But donations come from many areas of the country Keepthesoulalive 12 hrs ago #8
I also can't envision any prominent democrats willing to campaign for him. LisaL 12 hrs ago #12
True. Other politicians might... but no Democrats. QueerDuck 58 min ago #62
I get that duckworth969 12 hrs ago #15
True. The people have to decide. calimary 12 hrs ago #16
I'm in maine. I talked to my Rep, who rescinded her endorsement. She GPV 1 hr ago #54
Yea, your state just walked right into this one, didn't it? LisaL 1 hr ago #58
Ayuh. Some of us tried to slow things down with Platner, GPV 36 min ago #64
There are progressives who don't come with baggage. yardwork 53 min ago #63
It never sat right with me, a non-office holder for Senator. GPV 35 min ago #65
It's very unusual. yardwork 31 min ago #66
I truly believe the fact that he's a shit-kicker and loudly GPV 28 min ago #68
Funny how this particular train of argument NEVER RAISED ITS RIDICULOUS HEAD..... ColoringFool 1 hr ago #60
Tough choices for Maine Nasruddin 12 hrs ago #7
Well they control the house, the senate, the White House and the judiciary. BannonsLiver 11 hrs ago #26
Ones a rapist the other is old Boo1 9 hrs ago #39
😉 ColoringFool 1 hr ago #61
Wow. Joinfortmill 12 hrs ago #10
Mills was unpopular with Dem voters for reasons far beyond just her age. Mills the centrist is pro filibuster, she is Celerity 12 hrs ago #18
Still better than Platner obamanut2012 1 hr ago #49
There were better choices than either Mills or Platner, but once again Celerity 1 hr ago #57
Lots of folks here still accusing the woman mcar 11 hrs ago #25
Republicans would've dropped this one in October Sympthsical 9 hrs ago #38
Like the info here about Swalwell dropped in time obamanut2012 1 hr ago #51
Some of the posts about this are sickeninh obamanut2012 1 hr ago #50
Is soccer a thing in American prisons? I had no idea. BannonsLiver 11 hrs ago #27
Are red flags a thing in soccer? Prairie Gates 9 hrs ago #37
I mean, shouldn't be SS tattoo have been the first clue? nycbos 11 hrs ago #28
This is not important, but what is that metaphor? Music Man 10 hrs ago #34
Some folks would be surprised to see just how civilized people can be JoseBalow 8 hrs ago #40
You're setting up a false choice Sympthsical 9 hrs ago #36
Well said! obamanut2012 1 hr ago #43
I think the question Democrats should ask is why Platner won such overwhelming support from Maine's Democratic voters. sop 1 hr ago #55
No question about that. yardwork 31 min ago #67
Oh, my, you have awakened the "Not 'literally'!" dragon within me! 😇 🐲....... ColoringFool 1 hr ago #56
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