Anonymous #1 11w

That too 😭😭

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Anonymous #3 11w

That doesn’t make it any better

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Anonymous #3 11w

Zero correlation

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Anonymous #3 11w

and your point is?

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Anonymous #8 11w

Womp womp

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It’s just I’ve been following his campaign closely for over a year and a half now and he has United working class blue collar republicans and socially progressive democrats in a way that very very few have ever done. His ability to appeal to the insecure “manly men” through his appearance and work and his actual policies which appeal to the left give him such a strong position to win and flip a seat in the senate which will have a razor thin margin after these midterms. His enemies

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Anonymous #10 11w

will do absolutely anything to torpedo his campaign and give the republicans a chance because their candidate can’t win fair and square so they have to make sure the opposition loses

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Anonymous #10 11w

Lmao no, Republicans had this stuff ready to go and wanted to wait until after the dropout date of July 13th. Susan Collins had an easy lick with Platner. The only person more angry about this coming out than Graham himself is Susan Collins.

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Anonymous #4 11w

You are a Republican

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Anonymous #10 11w

His campaign opted for the cheap background check and this was the result. AIPAC didn’t make him rape an ex girlfriend. You sound like a nutcase

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Anonymous #12 11w

Where did I even say AIPAC was involved? I didn’t. You sound like a nutcase pulling statements out of thin air

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Anonymous #10 11w

I replied to the wrong person my bad. #9 did

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LMAO establishment dems have been killing it ever since Trump got elected. Maine is not some ultra blue city where some DSA moron can win.

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Also, yes, he did rape that woman. He has as much evidence to raping her that Trump had against E Jean Carroll. Multiple messages from back in the day, long before he ran for office, that corroborate the story.

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Anonymous #11 11w

Other way around on Trump and Carroll but still, he def did that shit

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Anonymous #11 11w

But any Jewish person that expressed concern about that was accused of shilling for Israel. Including people with a history of being highly critical of Israel

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Anonymous #5 11w

Who said it did?

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Anonymous #12 11w

Ik it’s really frustrating to see Jewish voices being ignored by Dems especially after Jews stood ten toes down for the civil rights movement. We used to kick people out of the party and take their names off of airports for being antisemitic, and now we’re letting them win primaries with a Nazi tattoo on their chest.

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Anonymous #6 11w

There is actually, the guy is just par for the course in this lovely country. It’s just so pathetic to hear ppl still expecting things out of their politicians. Go do some direct action.

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Anonymous #13 11w

He’s not, unless you also think Trump is innocent. The accuser provided messages from that time (long before he ran for office) that corroborate her story.

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Anonymous #10 11w

I hear what you’re saying but consider that rape is not even remotely a career ruining thing for politicians in this country, it’s practically a requirement.

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Anonymous #11 11w

There is nuance to this, despite what most people keep saying. The skull somewhat resembled a Nazi symbol, and I truly believe something like that could be a stupid mistake instead of intentionally antisemitic. The assault allegations are far more serious; there is evidence of malicious intent.

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Anonymous #2 11w

It was clearly a sign of terrible judgment at the very least.

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Anonymous #4 11w

The only reason you would say this is if you support having sex offender in office, which I don’t even need to say anymore on why that isn’t soemthing to be proud of. Bet you wouldn’t say it if you weren’t anonymous 👎

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Anonymous #16 11w

Still do

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Anonymous #12 11w

True, it was at least bad judgement, but Platner delivered a coherent platform that appealed to many. I think it’s reasonable that people would judge his current words and actions more than a tattoo.

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Anonymous #2 11w

Or he could be lying just like Fetterman. Either way, dumb cunt is never getting elected so we’ll never know

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Anonymous #2 11w

It takes some seriously poor judgment to put a nazi symbol on your body permanently and leave it there for that many years. Again, people like me warned others and were told we must be secretly not progressive because it was some grand plot to support Israel

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Anonymous #12 11w

Meanwhile I agree with platner on Israel I just don’t want someone with such poor judgement in congress. If they listened earlier we could have a genuine progressive without all this baggage running right now

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Anonymous #12 11w

Bro the fact that he has a huge Nazi tattoo on his chest and the fact that you agree with him about Israel should make you think about why that is

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Anyone with a brain hates the Nazi who rapes women

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Anonymous #2 11w

One of his ex girlfriends showed texts from before the story broke where she was telling her friends he called it “my totenkopf”, so I don’t believe him when he says he didn’t know.

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Anonymous #16 11w

I didn’t like him ever since the nazi tattoo thing

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Anonymous #17 11w

Yikes, that’s not great…

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