Graham Platner has done a better job of hiding his privileged roots than the Nazi tattoo on his chest — a move which is by design. The embattled Maine senate candidate is vocal about his disabled war veteran, rugged oyster farmer, “working class” persona; less about his attendance at an $80,000-a-year boarding school, lawyer father, or major architect grandfather . That’s because he’s been coached how to present himself, molded to present a specific image and, in a sense, manufactured. The