Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner told NBC News his campaign is in a stronger position despite scrutiny over a tattoo resembling Nazi imagery, past online posts, backlash from Democrats and Republicans, and the resignation of senior staff.
NBC News reported Monday that Maine Democrat Senate hopeful Graham Platner said his campaign is “stronger” following weeks of negative attention tied to multiple resurfaced issues. Platner argued that he is still “more electable” than Maine Gov. Janet Mills in the Democratic primary and criticized what he called “establishment politics,” adding he believes his “lack of experience” is a…
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