Following the confirmation hearings of Brett Kavanaugh, where uncorroborated allegations were taken seriously by some Democrats, there has been a noticeable shift in response to allegations against Graham Platner. Many of the same individuals who previously supported Kavanaugh's accusers are now questioning or dismissing the allegations against Platner.
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Democrats' Response to Allegations Shifts Over Time
The article discusses the change in how Democrats respond to allegations of misconduct, contrasting their treatment of Brett Kavanaugh's accusers with that of Graham Platner's accusers. It highlights a shift in perspective among key figures within the party.
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8 years after Kavanaugh, Democrats have stopped believing all women
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Democrats' Response to Allegations Shifts Over Time