Kevin Miller

So it's kind of been an argument between experience versus kind of the new fresh face in politics who's who's willing to come in and shake things up.

No, it's interesting.

They both support universal health care.

It's just how far they push it.

Governor Millis is saying, yes, she supports universal health care, whereas Graham Platner is much more aligned with Bernie Sanders.

Right.

So this goes back to Graham Plattner's time, days in the Marines.

He and a bunch of his Marine Corps buddies were apparently on leave in Eastern Europe.

And during one night out on the town where after they had far too many drinks, they end up in a tattoo parlor.

And he gets this tattoo of a skull and crossbones on his chest, which turns out closely resembles a Nazi symbol.

And he says that at the time he had no idea that's what the symbol was.

You know, they're a bunch of Marines.

They like that kind of skull and crossbones kind of look.

He has since covered up the tattoo.

Right.

Right when it came out.

And it's interesting because these rumors were starting to circulate.

And he actually is the one that went public with it first during a podcast.

And then it just exploded.

And then days later, he covered it up with a tattoo that kind of looks like some sort of a weird wolf.