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pat_k

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3. I suspected that back in June.

Reply to duckworth969 (Reply #2)

Wed Jul 8, 2026, 09:39 PM

Jul 8

My thoughts then are in this post if you are interested:

https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1014&pid=3690931

An editorial I missed back in June has me re-thinking things. Gift link.

Unless Jane Mayer decides to do a "The Case of Graham Platner" we may not know definitively.

But, whatever the ultimate "truth," his campaign must end, and a new nominee chosen.

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Go away, Graham Platner. [View all] milestogo Jul 8 OP

He will. And Maine will get a new nominee in an open process. And that candidate is likely to be stronger than Platner. pat_k Jul 8 #1

Hatchet job, Maine voters disenfranchised duckworth969 Jul 8 #2

I suspected that back in June. pat_k Jul 8 #3