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4. Two wrongs don't make a right.

Wed Jul 8, 2026, 09:04 PM

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Maine author Stephen King defends Graham Platner amid assault allegations [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin 18 hrs ago OP

Is there a way to get a transcript of this? nt LAS14 17 hrs ago #1

You can click on closed caption [cc] button Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin 17 hrs ago #5

They literally just showed a tweet of his on screen Sympthsical 17 hrs ago #9

Here is the transcript. sheshe2 17 hrs ago #15

Thanks Sympthsical 16 hrs ago #20

You're welcome. sheshe2 16 hrs ago #22

A few, actually RetiredParatrooper 17 hrs ago #12

snapshot Celerity 17 hrs ago #18

I can see Stephen King's point lindalou65 17 hrs ago #2

Two wrongs don't make a right. BigmanPigman 17 hrs ago #4

It's nice to see *some* thoughtful reasoning on this site Tim S 17 hrs ago #3

Ive heard the same argument about trump from magas SSJVegeta 17 hrs ago #7

Missing the mark on this one Steve Boo1 17 hrs ago #10

He's a good fiction writer. eShirl 17 hrs ago #11

Thanks! sheshe2 17 hrs ago #17

Defending rapists is never a good look pinkstarburst 17 hrs ago #16

Actual tweets MorbidButterflyTat 17 hrs ago #19

The last one is, when foot is in mouth change the subject. Srkdqltr 16 hrs ago #21