Graham Platner Pushed Back On Reports That His Wife Flagged Sexually Explicit Texts
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In a video statement the Democratic candidate's wife called reports of the sexually explicit texts “shameful” and accused the outlets of spreading gossip.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Graham Platner’s wife publicly responded over the weekend to reports that she had informed his U.S. Senate campaign that the candidate had
Graham Platner’s wife has responded to news reports about his alleged sexually explicit texts with several women. This controversy adds to Platner's campaign challenges as he seeks the Democratic nomination in Maine to unseat Republican Sen. Susan Collins.
The wife of Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner said she is “really angry” and “disappointed” about reports that she had told her husband’s campaign last year that he had exchanged sexually explicit texts with other women.
Embattled Democratic Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner has finally addressed the infidelity scandal roiling his campaign after putting his wife forward to answer for him in a widely criticized solo video some said looked like it was filmed by kidnappers.
In a video statement the Democratic candidate's wife called reports of the sexually explicit texts “shameful” and accused the outlets of spreading gossip.
Presumptive Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner's wife, Amy Gertner, has pulled in nearly $30,000 since September of last year as a salaried staffer for her husband's campaign, The Post can confirm.
Graham Platner's wife called the media reports that her husband had previously exchanged sexually explicit text messages with several women "shameful" over the weekend, the latest controversy to hit the Maine Democrat's whirlwind Senate campaign.
The Maine Democrat is once again in the spotlight after two national newspapers published stories about sexually explicit texts that Platner reportedly sent to multiple women before he launched his Senate bid.
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