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Cosmocat

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39. The ICE murder doesn't help her either

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A poll from Maine since Platner dropped out... [View all] kentuck 18 hrs ago OP

Sounds like she should be concerned. Turbineguy 18 hrs ago #1

Maybe an extra furrow in her brow? erronis 16 hrs ago #16

Why should she be ? She is a multi-millioanaire with multi-millionaire friends. WorseDayEver 15 hrs ago #18

"concerned" is one of her favorite terms... kentuck 15 hrs ago #19

I think it is her only term. 3catwoman3 8 hrs ago #37

Concerned about keeping her seat and power Pototan 4 hrs ago #41

She's still going to rest in the same box as Lindsey, eventually. SalamanderSleeps 4 hrs ago #43

I love sarcasm 303squadron 14 hrs ago #27

Something we often forget re senate races Attilatheblond 18 hrs ago #2

True.... when they actually show up to vote. groundloop 12 hrs ago #31

This is my concern. (In a real way, not in a Collins way.) Beartracks 10 hrs ago #33

Well, that is (potentially) some good news! Thanks, kentuck hlthe2b 18 hrs ago #3

How about Stephen King? He's been posting against Trump for years. Ritabert 18 hrs ago #4

He said politics were too scary for him. 😂 okaawhatever 17 hrs ago #10

Too bad. Ritabert 17 hrs ago #12

King is 78 years old pinkstarburst 14 hrs ago #28

I hope Maine can ride that wave to victory! yardwork 18 hrs ago #5

Dems ditched a candidate with baggage who had turned off some voters bucolic_frolic 18 hrs ago #6

though also, "generic" almost always polls better than any individual (n/t) thesquanderer 16 hrs ago #15

In other words Boo1 18 hrs ago #7

No. A Democrat with multiple accusations against him is polling 12 points below Gary 50 17 hrs ago #11

Slander ? Boo1 17 hrs ago #14

Here is your slander Soul_of_Wit 16 hrs ago #17

Really? Boo1 14 hrs ago #23

Was Graham Platner a DSA member or are you just making that up? mr715 15 hrs ago #21

His reddit posts said so Boo1 14 hrs ago #22

I just googled and couldn't find anything mr715 14 hrs ago #25

a distinction that matters greatly ? stopdiggin 10 hrs ago #34

Platner was not a DSA member and the Maine DSA did not explicitly endorse him Celerity 9 hrs ago #35

Platner was recruited to run by DSA members, and was endorsed by Bernie Sanders. SunSeeker 4 hrs ago #42

that is not what was asked, nt Celerity 3 hrs ago #44

Yes it was. Platner was for all intents and purposes a DSA candidate. SunSeeker 2 hrs ago #45

No, that was not the question asked by the other poster. Celerity 2 hrs ago #46

The point is, Platner didn't need to be a "card carrying member of DSA" to be a DSA candidate. SunSeeker 1 hr ago #47

Oh, and BTW, Maine DSA did explicitly "recommend" people vote for Platner. SunSeeker 33 min ago #48

ICE may have just sealed the deal lame54 17 hrs ago #8

And the Collins camp had spent $$$$ and WEEKS (Months?) of oppo reserach to go against Planter. NCDem47 17 hrs ago #9

Recommend!!!!!!!! sheshe2 17 hrs ago #13

Platner wasn't a great candidate Roxi 15 hrs ago #20

He was a disaster. A train wreck. Collins would have cleaned his clock! QueerDuck 14 hrs ago #24

I read that Jackson regularly outperformed RandySF 14 hrs ago #26

Scoop Jackson was a stellar Democrat, and a leader in the Senate FakeNoose 9 hrs ago #36

Or perhaps this is the explanation: Bluetus 14 hrs ago #29

She's on the Judiciary Committee... appmanga 13 hrs ago #30

Also, any Supreme Court vacancies... mr715 12 hrs ago #32

K&R spanone 8 hrs ago #38

The ICE murder doesn't help her either Cosmocat 8 hrs ago #39

After ICE murders one of Maine's residents, which Collins supports BigmanPigman 8 hrs ago #40