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#BREAKING: McCaskill: “…it’s ironic that Republicans are doing this, and I don’t think ANYBODY should take a lecture from the Republican Party about the morality of people that run for office, I mean, give me a break. And the difference between Graham Platner and Donald Trump is pretty stark...

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