Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner faces a new allegation.
A former girlfriend of Graham Platner’s, who spoke on condition of anonymity, says Platner didn’t just know what the tattoo was. He allegedly had an entire backstory to go with it.
So much for not knowing it was a Totenkopf, the symbol of the SS.
She told the New York Post that when she first saw the tattoo, she asked him whether it was a Totenkopf. He allegedly told her the tattoo was meant to symbolize the idea that “the United States was the evil bad guy overseas.”
What a crock.
She says she later found messages she had sent to her mother in 2025—before the tattoo became public controversy—already referring to it bluntly as a “Nazi tattoo.” She also shared screenshots, she says, to back up her claim that she was warning others about it long before the political blowback began.
Then she talked about his cheating, overlapping relationships, and Platner’s habit of tailoring stories depending on who he was talking to, especially women who shared his political leanings.
He lies every time he opens his mouth, so this story is not a surprise.
