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Egbewole: Platner is cosplaying working class. He wears it as a Halloween costume. That has been placed on him by the same people who have run a lot of Progressive candidates across the nation

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Democrat Strategist Yemisi Egbewole TORCHES Graham Platner: “We have lost the plot on authenticity. To think Graham Platner is cosplaying working class. He wears it like a Halloween costume, and that has been placed on him by the same people who have run a lot of progressive candidates across the nation. In this pursuit of getting to know the everyman, we keep picking these people who I think show the worst parts of society. If I am to believe that Graham Platner can relate to everyday Americans, then that means I am to believe that everyday Americans are okay with Nazi tattoos because they get them accidentally when they're drunk, or because they served in the military, they have very regressive views on race and on gender. I just cannot accept the fact that to gain the working class, we have to dress up people who show the lowest of our values.”

Democrat Strategist Yemisi Egbewole TORCHES Graham Platner: “We have lost the plot on authenticity. To think Graham Platner is cosplaying working class. He wears it like a Halloween costume, and that has been placed on him by the same people who have run a lot of progressive candidates across the nation. In this pursuit of getting to know the everyman, we keep picking these people who I think show the worst parts of society. If I am to believe that Graham Platner can relate to everyday Americans, then that means I am to believe that everyday Americans are okay with Nazi tattoos because they get them accidentally when they're drunk, or because they served in the military, they have very regressive views on race and on gender. I just cannot accept the fact that to gain the working class, we have to dress up people who show the lowest of our values.”

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🚨 “LOST THE PLOT” Democrat silences CNN panel as she SLAMS her own party over Graham Platner: “We have lost the plot on authenticity,” says Former Biden Advisor Yemisi Egbewole. “To think Graham Platner is cosplaying working class.” “He wears it like a Halloween costume, and that has been placed on him by the same people who have run a lot of progressive candidates across the nation.” “In this pursuit of getting to know the everyman, we keep picking these people who I think show the worst parts of society.” “If I am to believe that Graham Platner can relate to everyday Americans, then that means I am to believe that everyday Americans are okay with Nazi tattoos because they get them accidentally when they're drunk, or because they served in the military, they have very regressive views on race and on gender.” “I just cannot accept the fact that to gain the working class, we have to dress up people who show the lowest of our values,” adds Yemisi Egbewole.

🚨 “LOST THE PLOT” Democrat silences CNN panel as she SLAMS her own party over Graham Platner: “We have lost the plot on authenticity,” says Former Biden Advisor Yemisi Egbewole. “To think Graham Platner is cosplaying working class.” “He wears it like a Halloween costume, and that has been placed on him by the same people who have run a lot of progressive candidates across the nation.” “In this pursuit of getting to know the everyman, we keep picking these people who I think show the worst parts of society.” “If I am to believe that Graham Platner can relate to everyday Americans, then that means I am to believe that everyday Americans are okay with Nazi tattoos because they get them accidentally when they're drunk, or because they served in the military, they have very regressive views on race and on gender.” “I just cannot accept the fact that to gain the working class, we have to dress up people who show the lowest of our values,” adds Yemisi Egbewole.

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Parnas: A lot of people are saying this idea that, well, Graham Platner hasn’t won statewide, and Janet Mills has. Platner: We have a number of excellent senators who had never run for office or won a statewide race before. I think of Raphael Warnock — nobody’s sitting around today saying, “Oh, he has no right to be in the United States Senate; he’d never won statewide before.” Honestly, I think that’s an argument the establishment makes to protect itself, because of course people who aren’t from the establishment have to come from outside of it — that’s the whole point. And right now, as I go around the state of Maine, we’re turning people out in the hundreds and sometimes thousands at town halls and rallies. People don’t want establishment candidates. They don’t want the status quo. They don’t want candidates who’ve been in office for ages and are part of the same political structure everyone’s fed up with. That’s not where the energy is. People want something new. And I’ll be honest — if we’re going to beat Susan Collins, we can’t run the same playbook we’ve run in the past. We can’t go with establishment politicians chosen by Washington, D.C., running campaigns run by D.C. consultants — by the same political-industrial complex. That’s not what’s going to win. We need something new. We need people who come from the working people of Maine, who are of the working people of Maine, and who are pushing policies that clearly represent and improve the lives of the working people of Maine.

Parnas: A lot of people are saying this idea that, well, Graham Platner hasn’t won statewide, and Janet Mills has. Platner: We have a number of excellent senators who had never run for office or won a statewide race before. I think of Raphael Warnock — nobody’s sitting around today saying, “Oh, he has no right to be in the United States Senate; he’d never won statewide before.” Honestly, I think that’s an argument the establishment makes to protect itself, because of course people who aren’t from the establishment have to come from outside of it — that’s the whole point. And right now, as I go around the state of Maine, we’re turning people out in the hundreds and sometimes thousands at town halls and rallies. People don’t want establishment candidates. They don’t want the status quo. They don’t want candidates who’ve been in office for ages and are part of the same political structure everyone’s fed up with. That’s not where the energy is. People want something new. And I’ll be honest — if we’re going to beat Susan Collins, we can’t run the same playbook we’ve run in the past. We can’t go with establishment politicians chosen by Washington, D.C., running campaigns run by D.C. consultants — by the same political-industrial complex. That’s not what’s going to win. We need something new. We need people who come from the working people of Maine, who are of the working people of Maine, and who are pushing policies that clearly represent and improve the lives of the working people of Maine.

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Sanders: What we have here, and it’s a real issue, is that if you’re progressive, you can go out there and give a great speech, fine. You’re saying all the right things. You’re right on the issues. Great. Can you run a government? Can you be a good mayor? Can you be a good governor? All right. And what Mamdani is doing is showing that you can have a democratic socialist, progressive ideology and run a city. You know what? New York City had really serious snowstorms. It meant that people couldn’t get to work, kids couldn’t get to school, ambulances couldn’t get people to the hospital. You know what he did? He got the bloody snow off the ground and did a great job on that. People in New York City desperately need childcare, as they do in Vermont, as they do all over the country. He is now instituting free childcare for the people of New York City. That is really good. Working-class people need to buy affordable, decent-quality food for their kids. He’s starting to put grocery stores—municipally funded grocery stores—in low-income and working-class areas. That’s good. So the point is, we have got to have progressives who are not only right on the issues—and I speak as somebody who was a mayor for eight years—you’ve got to know how to run a government. You’ve got to cut through the bureaucracy. You’ve got to stand up for working-class people. You’ve got to create the best educational system in the world that we can. You’ve got to make the system work efficiently.

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Kellyanne: How do you get your party to shed some of these crazy ideas—these anti-Israel/anti-American candidates? Schoen: I think the best way is for the democratic executive committee as a procedure, assuming that Platner steps down by July 13th in those two weeks, to have a debate across the state of Maine, with robust candidates, and hopefully pick somebody as you mentioned like Mills or Golden or Shah.

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