Dems are finally pulling the plug on Graham Platner after selfishly ignoring all his warning signs

‘My kinda man!”That’s how Sen.Elizabeth Warren described Graham Platner during a campaign event as she endorsed the US Senate wannabe from Maine.That’s a badge of shame that she, and dozens of other top Democrats, must wear for all time.Platner was Warren’s kind of man even after Americans found out about the Nazi symbol he wore on his chest for close to two decades.She stood behind him after it emerged that Platner said women concerned about rape should “take some responsibility for themselves and not get so f–ked up they wind up having sex with someone they don’t mean to.”And after we learned he had written “I dig it” next to an online video of Hamas terrorists murdering Israeli soldiers.Now, months later, Warren — along with Sen.

Bernie Sanders and countless other erstwhile Platner fans — have finally pulled the plug on their support for the progressive wunderkind.I’ve known the name Graham Platner for years: He’d had a tumultuous relationship with one of my best friends, Lyndsey Fifield, more than a decade ago.I was shocked last summer when she told us that he’d be running for Senate.That’s when she dropped another bombshell about him: “He has a Nazi tattoo on his chest,” she said.Months later, Platner appeared on the “Pod Save America” podcast to wave away the ink’s existence with a cover-up tale the “Pod” bros pretended to believe.But now even they have changed their tune, after Politico dropped another ex-girlfriend’s harrowing allegation that Platner once barged into her home and raped her.“Platner needs to drop out ASAP — these are awful, credible allegations,” “Pod” co-host Jon Favreau wrote on X late Monday.In a rational world, an actual Nazi tattoo would have meant Platner’s instant disqualification by national Democrats.So should Fifield’s account of Platner’s domestic violence, described last month in a New York Times report that whitewashed allegations from her and several other ex-gi...