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Donald Trump Slams Graham Platner as 'Cheap' After Maine Senate Win

Trump attacked Platner following his victory in Maine's Democratic Senate primary.

Donald Trump Slams Graham Platner as 'Cheap' After Maine Senate Win
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President Donald Trump attacked Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner after Platner won his party’s primary. Trump made the remarks at a ceremony where he signed the Secure America Act, which the article says House Republicans had passed by a 214-212 vote.

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Maine Democratic Senate nominee targeted by Trump

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President who criticized Platner at a bill-signing ceremony

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Ken Paxton
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Graham Platner Wins Maine Democratic Senate Nomination

Outlets agree Graham Platner won Maine’s Democratic Senate primary and became the party’s Senate nominee. Left-leaning outlets cast the win as a voter-driven demand for change and emphasize Platner’s policy agenda. Center outlets pair Trump’s accusation of Democratic hypocrisy with scrutiny of his own conduct, while some also examine Democrats’ standards for candidates. Right-leaning outlets emphasize Platner’s controversies and allegations, often treating Democratic support for him as a test of the party’s standards or direction.

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