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By the time you’re reading this, Graham Platner may or may not have finally abandoned his calamitous campaign for Maine’s open Senate seat. As of Wednesday, Platner was still in, with his team demanding a say in who should replace him on the ballot—even as he faces a serious rape allegation and an endless trail of scandals that might’ve single-handedly derailed Democrats’ chances of taking back the Senate in November. “The arrogance and privilege of this guy,” said Quentin Fulks, the former deputy campaign manager for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.