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28. It's about damned time. NT

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New from Bernie Sanders: "I have spoken with Graham Platner about the best path forward for Maine. [View all] demmiblue 7 hrs ago OP

Why hasn't Platner ended his campaign yet? leftstreet 7 hrs ago #1

He thinks he can... 2naSalit 7 hrs ago #2

Wow. That seems a bit Trumpy leftstreet 7 hrs ago #4

Indeed... 2naSalit 7 hrs ago #7

Is he another Fetterman? Fetterman is a Democrat only by registration, but his heart and mind are somewhere else. Escurumbele 5 hrs ago #29

Couldn't tell ya... 2naSalit 4 hrs ago #36

Yea, he's a control freak, thinks he still has options. WinningAgain 6 hrs ago #11

However, because of the rules, he does have leverage karynnj 6 hrs ago #13

The next... 2naSalit 6 hrs ago #15

Um. He won the primary. He can't be replaced unless/until he agrees to drop out. Wiz Imp 6 hrs ago #18

Right... 2naSalit 5 hrs ago #33

Full primary results GJGCA 6 hrs ago #20

Freudian slip? ABC123Easy 4 hrs ago #42

Jimminy that's embarrassing GJGCA 4 hrs ago #43

Don't be embarrassed ABC123Easy 49 min ago #49

If that's what Maine wants karynnj 6 hrs ago #21

Given those numbers... 2naSalit 5 hrs ago #34

People love to vote for their second choice. AloeVera 4 hrs ago #38

That's a question for him. He is not required to drop out. Wiz Imp 6 hrs ago #19

I know. He should think of his supporters leftstreet 5 hrs ago #22

He's making this all about him, not about Maine or the party mcar 5 hrs ago #25

Maybe he'll recognize the inevitable when the Dem money spigot dries up MorbidButterflyTat 2 hrs ago #47

Ralph Northam playbook n/t Shrek 5 hrs ago #24

Cuomo never stepped aside, even after he was kicked out for his allegations MakeThemCry 5 hrs ago #32

But you just explained it leftstreet 4 hrs ago #41

The party shouldn't have supported Cuomo either EdmondDantes_ 4 hrs ago #44

Color me shocked pinkstarburst 3 hrs ago #46

Reactions have been swift Torchlight 7 hrs ago #3

Actually, it can be become a strength for the next candidate: "Unlike Susan Collins.... 68er 7 hrs ago #5

Oh, snap! mwmisses4289 5 hrs ago #30

His detractor list... 2naSalit 7 hrs ago #9

! MorbidButterflyTat 2 hrs ago #48

Yeah, he's toast. Wednesdays 7 hrs ago #6

Is there time for him to register as a Republican? usonian 7 hrs ago #8

I think in today's political climate... kentuck 6 hrs ago #12

So sorry to say, you're right. usonian 6 hrs ago #16

Without Bernie, he will have lost a huge source of support... kentuck 6 hrs ago #10

The fact that Bernie spoke with Platner personally about this matters Tom Rinaldo 6 hrs ago #14

Dire consequences for Vermont? DFW 5 hrs ago #26

Well, you know, all those small New England States are pretty much the same... Tom Rinaldo 5 hrs ago #27

the dire consequences of Susan Collins retaining her seat eShirl 5 hrs ago #31

"Bernie Sanders joins Democrats' calls for Graham Platner to drop out of Maine Senate race as window to replace him narr orleans 6 hrs ago #17

Bernie needs to vet people *before* endorsing, rather than cleaning up Maru Kitteh 5 hrs ago #23

From December 6, 2017: DFW 4 hrs ago #40

December 7, 2017 + December 6, 2017 Celerity 28 min ago #52

It's about damned time. NT abbeyco 5 hrs ago #28

Didn't someone explain to Platner LilElf70 5 hrs ago #35

I'm scared about more than Graham Platner OddMom20 4 hrs ago #37

If those that live in Maine want him then he should stay. They in Maine should decide for Maine. dave99 4 hrs ago #39

I remember quite vividly what happened the last time Dr. T 4 hrs ago #45

I think that being a state election, and one with a small population, changing candidates now... Raftergirl 43 min ago #50

It worked when NJ swapped Torrecelli out and Lautenberg in karynnj 37 min ago #51