Warren downplays Nazi-linked symbol after scrutinizing Hegseth's Christian tattoos
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Key Points:
- Sen. Elizabeth Warren endorsed Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner despite controversies over his Nazi-linked tattoo, which Platner has since removed and apologized for, calling him "the real deal" and praising his commitment to change.
- Warren's endorsement contrasts with her prior criticism of Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth, whom she questioned for having Christian tattoos that led to concerns about his loyalty during President Biden's inauguration security.
- Platner faces a strong attack ad from his primary opponent, Gov. Janet Mills, highlighting his controversial decade-old Reddit comments on rape and his tattoo, with Mills investing six figures in the campaign ad.
- Despite the controversies and attack ads, Platner is reportedly leading Mills in recent polls and drawing large crowds, with
