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🚨 Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner discussed recent reports about him during his appearance Thursday night on Chris Hayes. He responded to questions about his marriage and past relationships. There’s no need to even get into the details. Most people have already heard them. Maine deserves better than...

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