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Condomnation: WaPo Hits Platner With Fresh 'Sneaky Stealthing' Accusation
Condomnation: WaPo Hits Platner With Fresh 'Sneaky Stealthing' Accusation
Update: Just when you thought the media couldn't try harder to force Graham Platner out of the race for Senator from Maine, WaPo is out with a new one: that 'sneaky' oysterman was secretly shucking his condoms off during sex - or so an ex-girlfriend told the deep state's favorite paper of record.
"He would pull condoms off," claims Lyndsey Fifield, who says she dated Platner from 2013-2015 in Washington DC - and previously accused him of physical abuse. "He would do it in a sneaky way....
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