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Jackson’s populist brand collides with contradictions in his Senate bid.
Maine is celebrating 250 years of independence with statewide events and festivities.
‘Platner is disqualifying. He shouldn’t be on the ballot,’ Republican Chairman Joe Gruters said, as Collins gains momentum in Maine’s Senate race
Long-time Democrats accused of betrayal due to criticizing Platner’s controversies
The Democrats’ presumptive nominee in Maine — already drowning in controversy over Nazi tattoos, homophobic slurs, and pro-Hamas posts — now has to explain why he wrote in vivid detail about masturbating in military porta-potties and waxing poetic about explicit graffiti found inside them
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