Nazi-tattoo sporting lefty Senate candidate Graham Platner’s had an account on the casual sex hookup app Kik and was reportedly caught sexting with numerous women – with photos from that profile obtained by The Post.
Platner, who once boasted of his “flexible moral compass” regarding cheating on one’s wife in a 2019 Reddit post, had a Kik account named phustle0331, the Wall Street Journal reported. And Platner’s wife even flagged to campaign staffers that she discovered he was sexting with numerous women, according to the outlet.
Amy Gertner told Platner campaign aides that she discovered the sexually explicit messages in late spring 2025 – the pair married in 2024.
She told staff in August about the messages out of fear they could become an issue during the campaign.
In never-before-seen pictures from the account, Platner is seen wearing only a towel with his entire bare torso and multiple tattoos visible.
His infamous “totenkopf” skull and crossbones tattoo, was blocked by his hand, however.
The skull and crossbones imagery was the symbol of the brutal Nazi SS death squads that killed six million Jews during the Holocaust.
The Maine oyster farmer claimed he never realized the meaning of the hateful tattoo and said he got it when he was on leave from the Marines in Croatia in 2007.
His ex-campaign director, Genevieve McDonald, slammed his excuse.
“Maybe he didn’t know it when he got it, but he got it years ago, and he should have had it covered up because he knows damn well what it means,” she wrote on Facebook.
