'Working Class' Graham Platner Attended Elite $75K a Year Prep School Known for Famous Government Alumni
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55% : It operates a 287-acre farm a mile from campus and a 220,000 square foot "state-of-the-art" athletic facility featuring indoor batting cages, elevated indoor running tracks, squash courts, tennis courts, and two ice skating rinks -- one Olympic-sized, while the other fits the dimensions of a National Hockey League rink.47% : Bon Appétit, the foodie magazine, hailed Platner as a "working-class oysterman" poised to become Maine's version of Zohran Mamdani, the socialist candidate for New York City mayor.
36% : Platner also claimed an affiliation with the Maine chapter of the Socialist Rifle Association and said he provided firearm instruction to the group, which has referred to police officers as "fascist pigs.
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