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Graham Platner unveils anti-corruption platform while attacking Susan Collins' billionaire donors

Platner announced proposals on campaign finance, congressional conflicts of interest and defense spending while criticizing Collins.

Graham Platner unveils anti-corruption platform while attacking Susan Collins' billionaire donors
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Senate candidate Graham Platner unveiled anti-corruption proposals and criticized Susan Collins over campaign donations and an alleged connection to a lobbying firm. Collins’ campaign manager disputed the allegation, while Platner also proposed restrictions on congressional stock trading and defense contracting.

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Senate candidate who unveiled an anti-corruption platform and criticized Susan Collins

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Susan M. Collins
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Senator criticized by Platner over campaign donations and an alleged connection to a lobbying firm

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Senator whose earlier bill addressed recusal by presidential appointees

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Graham Platner Unveils Anti-Corruption Platform Outside Susan Collins' Office

Outlets agree that Platner announced anti-corruption proposals and criticized Susan Collins. Left-leaning outlets focus on assessing Platner’s allegations, including whether some are supported. Center outlets pair his proposals and criticisms of Collins with responses from her campaign.

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