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For those of you up in Maine, I bring unfortunate news: It seems that, even after all he’s been through, there is no one to keep Graham Platner from pursuing Graham Platner’s own bad decisions.

Considering it’s been just over a month after he withdrew from the Maine Senate race after securing the Democratic nomination amid his 356th (or so) scandal — this one a sexual abuse allegation coming from a Democrat, which are apparently the only sexual abuse claims that count — you would think that he’d be hiding in a homebuilt submarine in the most remote oyster farm in Downeast Maine.

But, no. Platner, ever oblivious to the fact that he’ll “only be remembered as the accused rapist that got pushed out of your election” (Sen. John Fetterman’s words, not mine), has decided that now was the opportune time to announce he was going to be speaking at a Labor Day function in Maine. You know, just as the race he was supposed to be participating in nears the homestretch.

It also doesn’t help that this announcement came as his replacement, former Maine state Senate President Troy Jackson, deals with partner violence allegations of his own.

But back to Platner — who, according to The Washington Post, was the announced headliner for a Labor Day rally for local Democrats. From Friday’s report headlined “Graham Platner to........

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