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Axelrod: Platner followed Trump's 'tawdry playbook' with exit video

David Axelrod on Wednesday bashed Graham Platner’s campaign suspension announcement, comparing his remarks to President Trump’s “tawdry playbook.” “In the end, Platner chose as his closing act a page right out of @realDonaldTrump’s tawdry playbook. Deny. Deflect.  Refuse responsibility,” Axelrod wrote on the social platform X. “Play the martyr; slime your accusers. Platner built an…

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