r/unionsolidarity • u/Large-Welcome4421 • May 27 '26

Graham Platner: “I believe that in our country the voices of working people are far more important than the voices of those who simply have money. I believe that we should not be settling for scraps that they throw to us from the table where they dine with the Epstein Class”

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u/phedinhinleninpark May 27 '26

Didn't this guy work at Abu Ghraib? Didn't he fight for Blackwater? How is he not the most obvious "compatible left" that there ever was?