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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Weird how he has the tattoo, but she sounds like the Nazi:

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He dated her. It shows poor judgment on his part. [/quote]

People often learn from their mistakes and become better because of it. Who is your perfect candidate with perfect judgement demonstrated over an entire lifetime? I can’t think of a single person.[/quote]

Obama. John Kasich. Rick Santorum. Jimmy Carter. John Kerry. John McCain. All not scumbags regardless of what you think of their politics.

John McCain is a good example of everything Platner isn’t. You think he didn’t have PTSD after being tortured?! Still a much more well adjusted person than this sicko Platner. Do better.[/quote]

Well said.[/quote]

You are so pathetic. And so transparent. Who is paying you to post this garbage?

Platner is going to win, no matter the lies told about him. The people of Maine believe him and not the GOP money that's flowing into the state to discredit him. [/quote]

The only one telling lies is Platner himself.  
He is a total fraud.  Democrats thought they had finally found someone who is "authentic" and could relate to the working class.  He is the opposite.

Here are just a few lies and deceptions from Platner:

1.  He doesn't earn a living as an "oyster man."  He actually started his oyster business AFTER he filed for a Senate run.  And, his mother is his primary customer.  The money he makes comes from his disability claim.

2.  He claimed to not know the meaning of his tattoo.  That has been proven false.  He knew damn well about what his tattoo represented.

3.  He didn't use a VA loan to buy his home like he said.  His father gave him the $200,000.

4.  Platner has also said he's "never been close to money and power," though he attended an elite Connecticut boarding school that costs upwards of $75,000 a year and is the grandson of a world-famous architect known for designing $20,000 chairs.

5.  He denied the allegations made about the sexually explicit texts reported saying they were politically motivated "gossip" and "journalistic malpractice," yet a few days later on Chris Hayes he said the texting ended early in his marriage.

The guy is a total fraud.  You know more will be coming out.  
He is not only a bad candidate.  He is a bad person.  [/quote]

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