Lefty Senate candidate Graham Platner
seen in shocking topless, towel-wearing
selfie from hook up app Kik
Posted By: Dreadnought, 5/31/2026 12:07:58 AM
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner can be seen in a shocking new topless, towel-wearing selfie from his account on an app widely used for hookups – as it emerged the Nazi-tattoo-wearing Democrat sexted with numerous women outside his marriage. In the image obtained by The Post from his Kik account, the left-leaning Platner is clad only in a towel — with his entire torso bare and multiple tattoos visible. His head is cut off in the picture, but he is seen standing in a bathroom and apparently taking the photo of himself in a mirror.
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The Department of Justice announced the fund as part of a settlement to President Donald Trump's lawsuit
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Spencer Pratt Breaks Bread With Residents
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Says She Was Threatened by Campaign Strategist 5 replies
Says She Was Threatened by Campaign Strategist 5 replies
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to ‘completely’ block Strait of Hormuz:
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to ‘completely’ block Strait of Hormuz:
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I&I/TIPP Poll 17 replies
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