Cabot Phillips

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8,678 appearances 273 recordings 6 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 5d ago

Cabot Phillips’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And then ultimately she never had any communication with him after that.
And there were also text messages of her telling women some version of what happened and basically warning them to stay away from this man.
She also said that she was initially reluctant to come forward because she agreed with Plattner politically, but that she changed her mind after other women told similar stories and then ultimately were ignored by top Democrats.
And it's worth pointing out her story has pretty much cost Plattner whatever support he had left, despite his denial of these allegations.
Yeah, it went from a trickle to a tsunami.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who runs the Democrats' Senate campaign arm, both called for him to drop out and said they would not spend a penny on his race if he's on the ballot.
And if that wasn't bad enough, his top progressive backers, Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ruben Gallego, as well as New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani, all told him to call it quits.
And then, maybe most importantly, so did Bernie Sanders, the leader of the party's far left wing.
When the scandals first started popping off, the Reddit posts, the Nazi tattoo, other allegations of sexual assault, Sanders stood by Plattner when other Democrats pulled back, but he lost even his most ardent supporter, and that, again, was the final straw.
So it's complicated.
The short answer is yes, as long as Plattner is officially off the ballot by 5 p.m.
Monday.
The party then has until July 27th to choose a new nominee.
And it would be a sort of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris situation.
So no new primary.
The voter is not having a say.
just the state's party leaders handpicking his successor.
And it's being reported that Plattner wants his replacement to be as far left as he is.
The New York Post, for example, had a story that Plattner essentially told party leaders, hey, I'll step down, but I have to have a say in who is replacing me.
And again, it remains to be seen who they pick and just how much influence Plattner will have over that decision in the coming days.
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