Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner’s former political director said his campaign offered her $15,000 to sign a nondisclosure agreement (NDA) prior to her exit from the campaign, Politico reported. Newsweek contacted the political director, Genevieve McDonald, and Platner’s campaign for comment via Facebook message and email.

Platner, running for Senate in Maine, has changed the tattoo and called antisemitism “a long scourge on our society.”

Platner is a U.S. military veteran and oyster farmer running for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Maine.

Graham Platner’s most vocal supporters are doubling down. There was a moment earlier this week — after Maine Gov. Janet Mills announced her candidacy for Senate; after a tranche of old Reddit posts triggered debate over Platner’s views on everything ...

A new K-file investigation uncovers deleted social posts that undercut claims by Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner after he announced this week that he covered up a Nazi-linked tattoo on his chest,