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VIDEO: Graham Platner Is Out. Was He Treated Fairly?
VIDEO: Graham Platner Is Out. Was He Treated Fairly?

Troubled Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner suspended his campaign after months of controversies.

From a Nazi tattoo, multiple women sharing stories of aggressive behavior, concerning Reddit entries, and now what is being described as a credible allegation of sexual assault,  Graham Platner suspended his campaign on July 8th.

Now what?

Did the corporate media mishandle this story from the very beginning of this campaign?

Have the State and National Democratic Party been working against Platner from the very beginning of his campaign?

And what happens to the 98% of the Maine Democrats who voted for Platner in the primary?

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