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Platner drops f-bomb after being tracked down by reporter in Maine

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“Platner drops f-bomb after being tracked down by reporter in Maine”

Disgraced former Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner dropped an f-bomb in response to questions from a New York Post reporter who tracked him down in his remote oceanside community in Maine. “Who the f‑‑‑ are you weirdos?” Platner asked a reporter while pulling a kayak from the water. The reporter asked what Platner had been...

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