Graham Platner, a former U.S. Senate candidate, is denying rape allegations that ended his campaign and is reaching out to former allies, raising suspicions of a comeback attempt. Despite no charges or investigations, he plans to speak at a Labor Day rally in Hancock County, which was initially promoted by local Democratic groups before distancing themselves. Platner’s 11-minute withdrawal video was criticized for its tone-deaf and narcissistic nature. Some believe he is trying to maintain relevance for future political ambitions, despite current impossibilities due to being replaced by another candidate.
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Tennessee officials have yet to explain what went wrong during the failed execution of Christa Pike, which was called off after she was given two doses...