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In reply to the discussion: "You're being lied to about Graham Platner" [View all]mr715
(3,976 posts)115. His brain is pudding.
And there are stories that his wife is pissed and worried about his statements.
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Platner knows the truth about the robber barons and Wall Street. This is why the POB will oppose
PatrickforB
Yesterday
#1
LOL, I'm sorry! That is me being full of you-know-what. I meant powers that be. As in
PatrickforB
Yesterday
#23
And Maine voters seem perfectly happy to elect him as the Democratic nominee. Nt
Fiendish Thingy
19 hrs ago
#64
People who served in the Marines knew in 2007 that a totenkopf was an unacceptable tattoo. Platner himself would have
WhiskeyGrinder
Yesterday
#12
Interesting, I was under the impression he had shopped around NG units until he found someone to write a very generous
WhiskeyGrinder
Yesterday
#28
"Talk tonsomebody who served in his unit or an adjacent one." Are there interviews with people he's served with?
WhiskeyGrinder
Yesterday
#30
There are plenty enough probably on this site (not necessarily from his unit) but
SSJVegeta
Yesterday
#34
Oh I didn't mean culture-wise. I'm very familiar with that. I just meant is there was anyone who could vouch for him as
WhiskeyGrinder
Yesterday
#39
Yeah in that case you are right. Nobody has publicly come out and endorsed him who served in his unit (AFAIK).
SSJVegeta
Yesterday
#46
They have a very "work hard play hard" culture -especially the 3/8ths (3rd battallion 8th division)
SSJVegeta
Yesterday
#42
And despite the many complaints, Fetterman's a lot better than having Mehmet Oz in the Senate.
sop
Yesterday
#21
I have a feeling he's worried because his wife was an undocumented migrant from Brazil
Ritabert
Yesterday
#44
It's funny how they pick and choose who to apply their strict litmus tests to.
W_HAMILTON
Yesterday
#4
Like The People, he's flawed, imperfect, passionate. Liberal elites "vilify" The People, "crass and offensive."
betsuni
Yesterday
#11
Platner's not perfect, but there is no such thing as the perfect candidate. He is however, a strong candidate to oppose
Fil1957
Yesterday
#13
Nothing about his comment about Blacks being bad tippers, either. He was 29 years old at the time...
QueerDuck
Yesterday
#22
I understand or accept that Platner is likely to be the Democratic nominee, he isn't yet, but he is likely
Quiet Em
6 hrs ago
#75
I absolutely understand the importance of flipping this Maine Senate seat blue
Quiet Em
6 hrs ago
#79
Platner is the strong favorite, with one poll showing him leading with 46% support compared to 4% for Costello
Emile
5 hrs ago
#82
Things are very seldom black/white good/bad. People need to be taken as a whole.
Martin Eden
Yesterday
#33
Hmmm. I wonder if the Totenkopf tattoo has anything to do with it. Or the misogynistic comments, or the ...
QueerDuck
Yesterday
#53
I mean my acceptance started at the passive aggressive and quickly morphed into full fledged support
SSJVegeta
15 hrs ago
#66
I'm beginning to think some people would prefer conservative Susan over Platner. We have
Emile
6 hrs ago
#77
Having Fetterman (D) in the Senate is actually better than having Dr. Oz
thought crime
5 hrs ago
#85