Accuser: NY Times Watered Down Story to Aid Platner: A woman who accused Maine Democrat Senate candidate Graham Platner of physical abuse blasted The New York Times on Friday, claiming the newspaper softened her allegations and omitted more damaging claims in what she called “a gift to the Platner campaign.” #GrahamPlatner #NYTimes #AbuseAllegations #PoliticalScandal #Election2024

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