Eugene Daniels, host of MS NOW, stated on his show that Graham Platner, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from Maine, withdrew from an interview following recent allegations. These allegations involve Platner sending explicit messages to multiple women while married. This statement came after Platner's wife, Amy Gertner, released a video defending him amid the controversy. Daniels noted that Gertner had shared the explicit texts with the campaign, expressing concern they could be used against Platner in the election. Platner's campaign denied that an interview was ever scheduled, claiming that the host's comments were inaccurate and suggesting that Platner was occupied with campaign events. The campaign spokesperson emphasized that the focus should be on Platner's political vision rather than media speculation. Platner has faced previous controversies, including a tattoo resembling a Nazi symbol and past comments on social media regarding sensitive topics. Gertner's video did not address the recent allegations directly.
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Graham Platner Withdraws from MS NOW Interview Amid Scandal Claims
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate from Maine, withdrew from an interview on MS NOW following allegations of sending explicit messages to women while married. Host Eugene Daniels reported this, while Platner's campaign denied any interview was scheduled, asserting that the focus should remain on Platner's political agenda.
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Graham Platner pulled out of MS NOW interview in wake of scandal, host claims
Graham Platner Withdraws from MS NOW Interview Amid Scandal Claims