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  1. Proud Nazi?
    Unapologetic Communist?
    Coarse dingbat?
    Churlish clown?
    Upstanding Democrat?

    Seems to me that the Overton window hasn’t shifted so much as been fundamentally transformed into a plexiglas Möbius strip….

  2. Collins brings in pork that adds up to about 20% of Maine’s state government receipts. Collins chairs the Appropriations Committee. Platner would not be able to do either of those things, even if the Dems did eke out a Senate majority. Doesn’t mean she can’t lose, but the vested interests in Maine are not going to be with Platner. Platner’s victory would do nothing for people in Maine.

    To me Platner looks like “Beto” O’ Rourke or Wendy Davis in Texas. Lot of hype, lot of money thrown at them. Would the Dems be happy to have any of them win? Sure. But it’s basically to please the base in other states.

  3. I suppose it is remotely possible that this avalanche of revelations about Platner will cause Democrats to vote for Mills anyhow, and there is another candidate. However, we are talking about Democrats here, and very many of them are now off the edge of any common sense these days. Maine uses a ranked-choice ballot, I think; things could get interesting if Platner doesn’t get a majority.

  4. Maine used to be a fine vacation place but I’ll never set foot in it again. Miss the lobsters.

  5. @Barry Meislin:If so, it shouldn’t be, that is, if the following article is reliable…

    Judging from Fetterman’s website he’s still the leftist he ever was. Zerohedge has been shilling hard for him for some time, and I don’t work there so I don’t know why. He’s even still getting donations through ActBlue.

    I think given how much mendacity there is online, if you want to know what someone thinks, you can’t just rely on some third person to tell you, you’d best go back to the source.

  6. Platner’s tattoo now spiritually connects him to the San Diego shooters, who apparently carried a gas can marked with a symbol of the same group. People have been commenting about the fact that very little information about their identities or motives has been released — maybe that would lead to asking Platner even more uncomfortable questions.

  7. Yes, I know, I know.
    You’re not a fan.
    And it’s ALWAYS good to be skeptical…

    To be sure, even HE says he’s not a Republican.

    What I don’t quite understand is why he thinks that leaving the Democratic Party would be a bad career move…since I would assume that a significant number of the state’s citizens—likely to be aware that the Democrats have truly gone off the deep end—would continue to support him (moreover respect him for going against the insane current and sticking to his guns).

    But maybe I’m not reading this right. And certainly the Democrats—and their awesome machine—are neither forgiving nor compassionate. (But who was it that won PA IN 2024? And AFAIC in 2020, as well.)

    P.S. Occam might opine that the hooded one may well not have updated his website in donkeys’ ears…

  8. Just the News, ma’am…
    (IOW, where would we be without John Solomon?)

    “Left’s election fraud denials crumble as DOJ exposes two-decade-long California cheating scheme”—
    https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/lefts-election-fraud-denials-crumble-doj-exposes-two-decade-long
    Opening grafs:

    …[L]iberal voting activists have spent years minimizing cheating concerns and portraying those who want to investigate such problems as “election deniers.”

    But the FBI and the departments of Justice and Homeland Security are now systematically exposing electoral fraud….

    The latest strike came Monday when a longtime voting activist in California reached a deal with federal prosecutors…. The two-decade scheme allegedly leveraged the Democrat-run state’s lax mail-in voting system, which sends ballot forms to everyone whether they ask for them or not.

    The felony charge and plea deal announced Monday…not only signals an investigation into others, it likely will provide legal fodder to the Justice Department’s efforts to force California to turn over its voter registration database to look for other abuses….

  9. A Diversitist, Pro-Choice liberal, and a National Socialist, too. Abort, sequester, and progress no further.

  10. I wondered what those runes were on about of course the islamic center has some interesting ties going back 25 years to the nine eleven high jackers and as recent as december of last year

    Fetterman is like those peculiar creatures from doctor doolittle the puyallup in the political menagerie

    Something i didnt expect four years ago at this time

    But a lot of figures and commentators have been found wanting in that interval evolution they call it

  11. @Barry Meislin:Yes, I know, I know.
    You’re not a fan.

    That’s only part of it. If Fetterman changed his views I might become a fan of him. But I’m also not a fan of being gaslit about Fetterman, which is what Zerohedge is doing, in my opinion.

  12. As a fairly new Mainer, six year anniversary next month, I hope that the Democrat voters here will do what I suspect they did in the Collins v Gideon election of 2020: affirm in public that they plan to vote for Collins’ challenger but then in the solitude of the voting booth vote for the candidate that has and will best represent the state.

  13. The phrase “yellow dog Democrat” goes back to at least 1892. Hardly a new phenomena.

  14. What happened to the rock-ribbed, laconic, conservative New Englander stereotype?

    Stephen King?

  15. Long gone Huxley. Not sure it has existed in my lifetime (I’m 68 yrs old).

  16. “His election would be even more shocking, although I believe it is definitely possible.” neo

    His election would reveal that a majority of the citizens who voted suffer from “suicidal empathy”.

  17. Hold their noses? They’ll probably bottle the stink and huff it in their porta potties.

  18. Paul lePage fmr governor running for the second district

    Fetterman is more sane than most villaraigosa seems to have inherited that position out of office

  19. Hmm. Platner is an unpleasant yob with the intellect of an undisciplined 13 year-old schoolboy. How can anyone take him seriously as a Senate candidate? His election, if it occurs, will say a lot about the Demmies’ morals and aspirations.

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