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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]Skittles
(173,178 posts)91. is that the bar we want to set?
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"We" The proverbial Democrats. We supported this guy ala Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
Pisces
Saturday
#100
You can't blame the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad DNC for this guy.
W_HAMILTON
Yesterday
#132
And I'd prefer a strong Democrat with a proven track record who we can reliably count on over all 3.
W_HAMILTON
Yesterday
#143
Is that what you call voting for a strong Democrat that has actually walked the walk and not just talked the talk?
W_HAMILTON
Yesterday
#149
Im glad his wife and he did the work they needed to do to keep their marriage strong.
Nanjeanne
Saturday
#7
Here's another difference between Democrats and Republicans: Republicans wouldn't care.
surfered
Saturday
#10
It demonstrates poor judgement. Not only on moral grounds, but expecting so many instances of it not to eventually come
surfered
Saturday
#51
Not being a Mainer, I don't know the story behind her not being the heir to this seat...
Mark.b2
Saturday
#52
Who made this public, an aide working for Platner's campaign doing oppo research on their own candidate?
sop
Saturday
#15
And his nazi tattoo and his inappropriate texts, and his comments supporting violence in politics
SSJVegeta
Yesterday
#159
We shouldn't accept the claim that Platner was "sexting" anyone without seeing the texts. He's controversial...
demmiblue
Saturday
#49
I prefer to leave Maine elections to voters in Maine. I would love to hear the thoughts of Mainers.
walkingman
Saturday
#60
"Purity being derived from puritanical." Actually "puritanical" is derived from "purity" (or purify).
sop
19 hrs ago
#177
I wouldn't date or marry him before this came out. He's kind of a pig. But I'd vote for him if I lived in Maine.
Scrivener7
Saturday
#78
That's why I'm going to hold off until November before calling Platner a mistake.
BannonsLiver
Saturday
#112
It doesn't matter whether we think all this is disqualifiying or not.
DemocratSinceBirth
Saturday
#115
So I guess they won't be using any negative ads or negative stories against Collins if Platner wins the primary?
MorbidButterflyTat
Yesterday
#161
Oh geez, as a Maine voter I will probably now have to vote for Sue Collins.
OAITW r.2.0
Yesterday
#157
I see references to Anthony Weiner and hope there are only oysters, no sausages.
betsuni
22 hrs ago
#168
Many liberals preferred the Nazi Tattoo over the women's rights/LGBTQ+ progressive
Pris
23 hrs ago
#165