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Sure, Ashley Webb has a comfortable lead over her opponents to replace disgraced Nazi and rapist, Graham Platner on the ticket in November. Maine Democrats have their work cut out for them. But if DNC leadership has learned one thing from their humiliating endorsement of Platner, it’s that voters...

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