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Maine Senate candidate Platner says tattoo recognized as Nazi symbol has been covered

Maine Democrat Graham Platner said a tattoo on his chest has been covered to no longer reflect an image widely recognized as a Nazi symbol.

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Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner says he covered up tattoo that resembled Nazi symbol

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Who is Graham Platner, Maine's Senate candidate and why is he in the national spotlight?

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Why Maine Voters Haven't Canceled Graham Platner (Yet)

It could be that by the time this column is published, even more damaging comments made by Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner will have come to light.

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Are Democrats more likely to win back the Senate with safe politicians or risky outsiders?

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Maine Senate Candidate Says He Covered Up Controversial Tattoo

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How Graham Platner's campaign is landing in the Senate: From the Politics Desk

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., is backing Mills to unseat five-term Republican Sen. Susan Collins, the party’s top target for the midterm elections.

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Another Senate candidate drops out to endorse Mills as Platner controversies stack up

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Platner holds wide lead over Mills in early primary poll, as controversies mount

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Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner says he covered tattoo resembling Nazi symbol

Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner said he covered up a tattoo resembling a Nazi symbol that he got nearly 20 years ago.

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Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner says he covered up a tattoo that resembled Nazi symbol

Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner covered up a tattoo on his chest that resembled a Nazi symbol, a spokesperson for Platner’s campaign confirmed to NBC News

Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner says he covered up tattoo that resembles Nazi symbol

Maine Democratic Senate hopeful Graham Platner said Wednesday that a tattoo on his chest has been altered to no longer reflect an image widely recognized as a Nazi symbol. The first-time political candidate said he got the skull and crossbones tattoo in 2007,