Amanda Litman
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 19 Jul
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I do think it is worth thinking about what are the things good vetting would have found and what are the things that we never could have known.
I think that's right.
And I think his failure to be honest with them, even about some of the things, should have been the red flag for the people talking to him.
I think the main Democratic Party so far has done a pretty good job of setting up a process that people feel like they can be a part of.
Because I think that was the real danger was like the party would just pick somebody and then like force it down voters' throats, for lack of a better term, or down their choice, their menu.
They seem to have set up a process that gives people a voice.
And it seems like all of the candidates who are jumping in at least have some amount of run through the ringer, whether they ran for governor, they ran for Congress, they're public businessmen.
There's not as many nobodies.
I am still cautiously optimistic.
I mean, Maine is a state that voted for Kamala.
Susan Collins is deeply unpopular.
Trump is even more unpopular.
There does seem to be a deep frustration
uh with Susan Collins among Mainers it's not a foregone conclusion that it's a non-starter I am curious to see how quickly whoever takes the nomination can raise money and what Platner does with his money and his infrastructure and how much he really uh engages with the the potential nominee or if he as his dropout videos seem to indicate harbors a lot of ill will towards this process
do too and i think the candidate who takes this nomination forward sort of has an indicator of where voters are now like can really speak to the anger that you know plattner for all of his up and there are many like he caught fire something like one percent of maine was volunteering for his campaign there he spoke to the anger and the frustration that people feel he put forward some real like clarity of positions and the nominee who moves forward and
should be able to tap into that even if they don't, weren't able to capture it in the primary themselves.
And I would add, because I have also taken some heat here and I share the frustration of like, this was at no point ever a clearly moral right or wrong.
Because at every point up until he dropped out, it was either him or Susan Collins and a Trump-chalked Supreme Court.
Like, those were the choices.
Which is better for women?
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