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Y’all, he knowing got a Nazi SS tattoo, went to work for Blackwater, and wrote about his love for killing people and banging hookers. He was never a good guy. Y’all are getting what you deserve for pushing this guy.
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@GAPomegrante
My only options for President in my lifetime have been Hilary Clinton, Trump, Biden & Kamala Harris. Yes, it’s depressing. #Politicallyhomeless #ReaganCaucus
Atlanta, GA Katılım Ekim 2020
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@EconomicsWill Sexting women outside your wife is cheating. Dont play semantics with me.
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Grim here can’t put together the fact that maybe McDonald quit the campaign for good reasons (Because Platner is a terrible person) and maybe, just maybe, cheating on your newly married wife with 6-12 women in the span of 18 months IS ABUSE!
Ryan Grim@ryangrim
Recall that campaign manager Genevieve McDonald quit the campaign and has been on an anti-Platner rampage ever since. If a married couple is happy together, I really don’t think voters think it’s anybody’s business what they’ve previously been through unless it was abusive.
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“Bad people had senate seats in the past there we shouldn’t do anything about stopping bad people from occupying senate seats going forward” is a hell of a take.
Dilan Esper@dilanesper
People aghast at a character as supposedly despicable as Graham Platner occupying a Senate seat should consider that well into my adulthood, Strom Thurmond and Robert Byrd occupied safe Senate seats.
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Democrats are big mad the scandal they tried to hide didn’t stay hidden.
Alexander McCoy@AlexanderMcCoy4
Profoundly fucked up for a disgruntled former campaign staffer to invade the privacy of a woman’s marriage and run to the fucking Wall Street Journal and New York Times to gossip what had been shared with them in confidence. Burn in hell Genevieve.
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“Prudish neo-Victorian takes about sex” and it’s people saying “don’t cheat on your newly wed wife with 6-12 women”
Dilan Esper@dilanesper
When Platner beats Collins in November a lot of people are going to forget they spent the close of May tweeting prudish neo-Victorian takes about sex. Just like all the people who expressed shock at blowjobs in 1998.
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This is the thing about Platner. He’s brand new to politics (which is what people like about him) but that also carries the risk of being completely unvetted. People will forgive insane things from your 20’s, especially when you apologize and have PTSD. Less so stuff from the last couple of years, because it means that you haven’t actually left the dark stuff behind. And it’s closer to the moment of potential governance. Will be interesting to see if the new revelations shake voters opinions of him. Because the voters in Maine we’ve listened to really did not care about Platner’s sorted past, taking him at his word that he’d grown up into a different person.
Magdi Jacobs@magi_jay
Platner supporters always act like every new story in a string of negative stories is the end of the overall story. With every new revelation, over the course of several months, they're like, "Well that's it!" Maybe a "drip, drip, drip" entails there could be something more?
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“Light misogyny” is now telling rape victims it was their fault, apparently.
Again, so abundantly clear these people would be singing a way different tune if Platner had an R next to his name. Hacks, all of them.
Jill Filipovic@JillFilipovic
The Graham Platner story is landing because it confirms a bunch of his critics’ prior concerns: unvetted, history of poor decision-making, the kind of light misogyny that tends to go along with male bad decision-making. Those are all problems! But it’s worth asking if they’re problems that should be disqualifying for a senate seat and I think the answer to that is no.
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@jonhhy_cage @LaVeterinarian Platner would’ve voted for the war too if he was a senator then. If he opposed the war, why voluntarily join it?
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@LaVeterinarian @GAPomegrante Ask any combat vet why they decided to join. You would get the same answer… and it doesn’t relieve Susan Collins of the fact that she made a poor judgment and has still not voted against the Iran war
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Nobody forced you to enlist. Nobody forced you to join the war two years after it started. Nobody sent you. Nobody but yourself. You admitted to in previous comments, including a deranged desire to join because you wanted to kill people.
This is such an insane line of attack.
Graham Platner for Senate@grahamformaine
There's nothing more Orwellian than voting to send 18-year-olds to die in another forever war – and then blaming them for it. Real leadership is admitting when you were wrong, not doubling down for decades.
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@RareGAIndie @AugustaPatriot The question of the runoff will be do Carr/Raff voters turn out to stop Jones or do they stay home.
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@AugustaPatriot I think Jackson wins but it’ll be close.
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I'm sorry but I can't take anybody seriously that thinks Burt Jones has a chance in the runoff,when his only base is rural areas that are going to turn out way less than metro areas.
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@dafaceofb0 Platner did when he signed up for the war twice. Kinds proved he would’ve voted for it too if he was a senator then. If you opposed it, why sign up?
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@HamptonPrezcott They’ll learn the hard way that people like Paxton still stab them in the back. They’ll just do so while jingling keys and handing you candy to distract you.
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The focus amongst the GOP base has shifted firmly from “character” to “will this guy throw me under the bus?.” After decades of electing people with sterling backgrounds but seemingly zero qualms about backstabbing their voters, the GOP base decided to try a different tack.
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Remember when Democrats tried to convince you this man was the spawn of Satan.
McKay Coppins@mckaycoppins
Mitt Romney to Harvard Business School graduates: "There's more to a country than its economy. To be a great nation, it must also be a good nation. The world needs good men. It needs good women. Good leaders. Good parents raising good children. There is no national success that could compensate for failure to be a good and noble people."
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More fantastic judgement from Mike Collins and his team.
Politics & Poll Tracker 📡@PollTracker2024
Slate: The chief of staff to Rep. Mike Collins was in a group chat with Nick Fuentes “Kip Talley, Collins’ current chief, detailed his efforts in a group chat that included prominent white nationalists, including Nick Fuentes and Richard Spencer. Slate has reviewed the chats.” Mike Collins is seeking the Republican nomination for US Senate in Georgia slate.com/news-and-polit…
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@danae_hudlow @realBrandonGill Because for many of them, forcing submission is part of the fun.
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@realBrandonGill If defeating Talarico was SOOOO important, why did we nominate someone we knew many people would deeply struggle to vote for?
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It's funny to mock James Talarico, but his candidacy is no joke. As Senator, he will vote 100% of the time with Chuck Schumer. He will vote for amnesty if it comes to the Senate floor and will work with Democrats to re-open our borders if they take power again. Texas needs to firmly reject him and elect Ken Paxton.
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James Talarico is not:
1-A great candidate
2-A radical leftist
He’s about as generic, replacement level national Democrat as it possibly gets.
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