Massachusetts Rep. Jake Auchincloss (D) on Tuesday doubled down on his opposition to the Democratic frontrunner in the Maine Senate race, a day after he said candidate Graham Platner’s tattoo resembling a Nazi symbol was “disqualifying.” “As I said months ago, I find Platner’s Nazi tattoo and his commentary about it personally disqualifying,” he wrote…
Auchincloss doubles down on Platner criticism: ‘I’d vote for someone else’
Originally reported by The Hill
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