This is a bad look for this Democrat. His campaign could be over.
And a radical leftist is in deep trouble after a notorious Democrat talk-show abandoned him.
The ladies of ABC’s The View unleashed a full-scale assault on Graham Platner, the Democrat hoping to snag a Senate seat in Maine.
This oyster farmer found himself in hot water after explosive reports revealed his alleged habit of sending explicit messages to multiple women while married.
The panel’s reaction was swift, savage, and dripping with the kind of moral outrage usually reserved for their political opponents.
“It is disturbing; it is horrible. Why can’t we do better? Why can’t we have better candidates?” co-host Ana Navarro said.
“Why do we have to have Ken Paxton in Texas who has got baggage? It’s not even baggage; it’s steamer trunks of ethical questions around him.”
For a party that loves to lecture everyday Americans about decency and standards, this scandal hits especially hard.
Alyssa Farah didn’t hold back, drawing from her own experiences watching candidate quality slip in recent years. She warned that ignoring personal failings comes with real costs.
“As a Republican who sadly watched the quality of candidates we’ve put in office or chosen to run diminish over the last decade, I will tell you that’s it’s not worth it. It’s not worth compromising your morals and values and integrity,” she stated.
“To be honest, his s*xting is the least of my concerns.”
The conversation quickly spiraled beyond Platner. Several hosts took shots at men across the board, painting a picture of widespread chaos in male behavior.
“As I was looking at this, no shade, gentlemen, but it just feels like y’all are out of control,” Whoopi Goldberg said.
“Every time we turn around, somebody’s got somebody else up against a wall and a bed. What is happening?”
Sunny Hostin piled on additional accusations against the candidate, labeling him with a list of serious charges that go far beyond bedroom issues.
Sara Haines labeled the situation a “character flaw” and drew a firm line in the sand. She stated that “this man should be nowhere near Congress.”
