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Conspiracy Theory
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The conversation revolves around a conspiracy theory suggesting that Janet Mills orchestrated events to weaken Graham Platner’s political standing. Matt dismisses this notion, criticizing Platner’s advisors for poor political strategy and Platner himself for arrogance and lack of integrity.

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