A Marine veteran running for U.S. Senate has been criticized for his long history of bad behavior and questionable stances, which he has attempted to attribute to his PTSD, but a fellow veteran argues that PTSD does not absolve him of his actions and that he must be held accountable.
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Military service and PTSD do not excuse Graham Platner’s behavior
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CitrixNews Staff
Originally reported by The Hill
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