"OK, we got to win this, and if we got a person who's understandably got issues, yeah, good. And maybe people ought to see it," Carville said.

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Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner said his past is getting “dug up, litigated, and weaponized,” but that the state’s voters have his back.

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"OK, we got to win this, and if we got a person who's understandably got issues, yeah, good. And maybe people ought to see it," Carville said.

"OK, we got to win this, and if we got a person who's understandably got issues, yeah, good. And maybe people ought to see it," Carville said.

I don’t know what to believe about Graham Platner’s past. But I know this. He hasn’t spent the last 40 years transferring trillions of dollars from working people to the very rich.