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Graham Platner faces backlash over sexting reports

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Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is dealing with fresh scrutiny after reports detailed explicit text messages he sent to multiple women. The revelations have sparked internal Democratic divisions ahead of the June 9 primary.

Former first lady Jill Biden has dismissed concerns among some Democrats that her memoir book tour is fueling unwanted infighting. In recent interviews she said the party is focused on future wins.

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Following months of internal debate over whether to release its review of the 2024 losses, the Democratic National Committee on Thursday published a long-delayed 192-page document that drew immediate criticism from within the party for its unfinished state and lack of supporting evidence.

Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin drew sharp questioning from Jon Favreau on the "Pod Save America" podcast over the party’s decision not to publicly release its internal review of Democrats’ 2024 presidential loss. Martin argued that publishing the full report would fuel finger-pointing and distract from preparations for the 2026 midterms.

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Maine Governor Janet Mills suspended her campaign for the U.S. Senate on Thursday, citing a lack of financial resources. The move clears the path for progressive challenger Graham Platner to face incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins in the fall general election. National Democrats had backed Mills as their preferred candidate to unseat Collins.

A new Cook Political Report indicates shifting odds in favor of Democrats in several U.S. Senate races ahead of November's midterms. Analysts cite President Trump's declining approval ratings and energized Democratic voters as key factors. However, retaking Senate control remains an uphill battle.

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Senior staffers from Rep. Eric Swalwell's congressional office and California gubernatorial campaign resigned en masse on Saturday, expressing horror over sexual misconduct allegations against him that first surfaced Friday. The resignations follow reports of rape accusations and other misconduct, prompting a Manhattan DA inquiry and demands from top Democrats for Swalwell to end his campaign.

 

 

 

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