It's Monday, June 1st, 2026 from Peach Fish Productions.

It's the gist. I'm Mike Peska.

I tell you.

This Graham Platner fella sure is a character, and that's exactly what you want, a U.S. Senator.

He's totally toting cop.

And now, take it from MS now.

His wife came forward to the campaign and said that she was aware of sexually explicit text messages that her husband was exchanging with other women.

The New York Times reporting that it was up to a dozen other women.

Again, sexually explicit messages.

The campaign denies this, says it was only six women. Women that the married man

was sexting with. Married since November of 23. So it's been two years, a year, maybe a year,

maybe a week since they were sexting. It's okay. Platner has a young online following. And Maine is America's oldest state.

It is also a 40th out of 50 in high speed connectivity,

so maybe as great as fans aren't the actual voters of Maine.

New info has arisen.

Quote, an advisor to Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner

warned a former aide of Platner.

She would be accused of lying in sabotage if she cooperated with news outlets reporting on sexually

explicit messages Platner sent to women according to a message reviewed by the Bangor Daily News.

Bangor, I barely sexted her, said the pre-apic oyster man.

Morris Katz, using up a few of his nine political lives on this campaign, lashed out.

He was the advisor, lashed out to anyone who thought that half a dozen or more sexting partners

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