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Is this Justice? No, this is F’d up
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Guy Mitchell sentenced undercover officer to jail for 3-9 years for throwing a picnic basket at a cocaine dealer fleeing from police resulting in his death.
The same judge…. sentenced 19-year-old Black man Branlee Gonzalez to 9 months in prison after brutally BEAT TO DEATH a 69-year-old homeless man.
The judicial system is corrupt and broken.

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EDITORIAL: What Do Your Eyes Tell You? Maine’s Cities Are Falling Apart While Weak Leaders Look Away
By Jon Fetherston
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Driven through Portland, Bangor, or Lewiston lately?
What do your eyes tell you?
Not what the press releases say. Not what the activists say. Not what the politicians hiding behind buzzwords and taxpayer-funded programs say.
What do your own eyes tell you?
They tell you Maine is slipping.
They tell you something is deeply wrong.
You see potholes everywhere in cities that already demand more and more from taxpayers. You see needles on the ground. Garbage in public spaces. Homeless encampments. Open-air drug use.
Panhandlers standing on medians. People staggering through traffic, half-conscious, looking like the living dead while families, workers, and business owners are expected to accept it as normal.
Normal?
No. This is not normal. This is what failure looks like.
This is what happens when the people in charge stop governing and start pandering.
For years, Maine’s political class has lacked the backbone to tell the truth. They have replaced standards with slogans. They have replaced order with excuses. They have replaced accountability with endless handouts and the fantasy that if government just spends a little more money and asks a little less of people, somehow the crisis will solve itself.
Well, how is that working out?
Again, what do your eyes tell you?
Because the answer is obvious to anyone honest enough to admit it: it is not working. It has not been working. And in too many places, things are getting worse right in front of us.
What we are watching is not compassion. It is not progress. And it is certainly not justice.
It is public decay dressed up as empathy.
A civilization that cares about the vulnerable does not leave them sprawled on sidewalks, sleeping in filth, injecting poison into their veins, or wandering into traffic while bureaucrats hold meetings and advocacy groups demand even less enforcement. That is not mercy. That is abandonment.
The most vulnerable people in our communities are not being helped by this model. They are being sacrificed to it.
Instead of a hand up, too many leaders now offer a handout, a shrug, and another excuse. They pour money into systems that manage misery rather than end it. They refuse to draw lines. They refuse to enforce standards. They refuse to back police, demand treatment, insist on public order, or even admit that what everyone can plainly see is unacceptable.
Why?
Because too many elected officials are terrified of the loudest people in the room.
They fear the activist class. They fear social media outrage. They fear being called names by people who mistake chaos for compassion. So they pander. They stall. They issue statements. They create task forces. They move money around. And meanwhile, ordinary Maine people are left to navigate streets and neighborhoods that look less safe, less clean, and less civilized than they did just a few years ago.
That is not leadership. That is cowardice.
Real leadership means being willing to have the difficult conversations. It means saying that public drug use is unacceptable. It means saying that sidewalks are not campgrounds. It means saying that begging in medians, mentally unstable people wandering in traffic, and needles near where children walk are signs of social collapse, not just “complex challenges.”
Real leadership means understanding that standards matter.
A city without standards declines. A state without standards decays. And a political culture without standards produces exactly what Maine is now seeing in too many places: disorder, dependency, filth, and a growing sense that nobody serious is in charge.
This did not happen overnight. It happened because leaders stopped leading. They chose pandering over courage. Optics over outcomes. Feel-good rhetoric over hard truths. And now the people paying the price are not the activists, consultants, or career politicians. It is the public.
It is the mother pushing a stroller past trash and needles.
It is the worker dodging potholes on the way to a job that pays less than it should.
It is the business owner watching customers disappear.
It is the elderly resident who no longer feels safe downtown.
It is the addict left to slowly die in public while society congratulates itself for being “compassionate.”
Enough.
Maine does not need more excuses. It does not need more pandering. It does not need leaders worried about pleasing a vocal minority while the majority watches their communities unravel.
It needs leaders with the guts to restore order, enforce laws, demand accountability, and tell the truth.
The truth is this: what we are doing is not working.
And if anyone doubts that, they should stop listening to the spin and start looking around.
What do your eyes tell you?
Because Maine’s streets are already giving the answer.

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This is what the Maine taxpayer is paying for, pallets of needles for drug addicts.
Who the hell in their right mind would supply drug addicts with more drugs and needles at the taxpayers expense?
DEMOCRATS that's who.
#Maine
#VoteRed
The Maine Wire@TheMaineWire
Bangor getting pallets of new needles delivered:
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The three largest employers in the state of Maine?
1. The State of Maine
2. MaineHealth
3. Hannaford
#Maine
David Penn@profpennpodcast
The three largest employers in MN: 1) Mayo Clinic 48,000-57,000 2) State of Minnesota 44,000-50,000 3) Fairview Health Serv 34,000-37,000 Two of these business models profit from sickness and disease; the other profits from poverty and corruption.
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🚨TED NUGENT EXPLODES: "CANCER IS A BILLION-DOLLAR INDUSTRY – BIG FOOD IS POISONING OUR KIDS TO DEATH!"
"STOP feeding your family at Dairy Queen, McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, Burger King – that's PURE CHEMICAL WARFARE!
Thank GOD for RFK Jr – he's FINALLY banning these deadly toxins from our food and medicine!
Ronald McDonald House? More like Cancer Factory – bald kids on chemo because McDonald's, Burger King, Kellogg's, Post Cereal POISONED them!
Cancer = BIG BUSINESS. They're killing us for profit!
WAKE UP AND QUIT THE POISON TODAY – before it's too late!"
Is fast food LITERALLY killing America? Drop your thoughts below...I read every reply & do my best to answer every question!
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