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S15 EP125: Hour 1 - Always Somebody Else's Fault

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Erick Erickson broadcasts live from Las Vegas and dives deep into the dramatic collapse of Graham Platner's Senate campaign in Maine. Platner officially drops out amid a flood of sexual misconduct allegations, unhinged rants, and media fallout — exposing the Democratic Party's poor vetting and desperate search for anti-establishment fighters.

Erick discusses the broader anti-establishment wave on both sides of the aisle, why character still matters in politics, the disconnect between party elites and voters, and the dangers of the far-left's influence on the Democratic base. Plus, listener calls on an Open Line Thursday.

Topics include:

- Platner's pattern of behavior and media complicity

- Democratic Socialists vs. establishment Democrats

- Why good candidates sit on the sidelines

- Lessons from Trump's 2016 rise and current party fractures

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S15 EP125: Hour 1 - Always Somebody Else's Fault

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