Liberals are already drooling over a new poll out of Maine, acting like it’s time for Susan Collins to pack her bags. Why? Because some backwoods oyster farmer, Graham Platner—a guy famous for his Nazi tattoos, mind you—is supposedly up by seven points. Give me a break. This is the same tired liberal spin we see every election cycle: cherry-pick a random March poll, ignore reality, and build hype around a candidate who hasn’t even won his own party’s primary. Typical left-wing delusion.
Platner isn’t just another radical Democrat—he’s not even the pick of his own party yet. The left can’t even agree if they want him or Janet Mills, Maine’s current governor who looks more like a cardboard cutout than a fighter. The poll liberals are drooling over? It only shows what happens when you survey a bunch of “likely” voters and ask them how they feel months before anyone casts a real ballot. Newsflash: poll numbers this early mean nothing.
Democrat infighting is the real show here. Mills’ campaign is in panic mode because Platner is pulling support from young voters and men, while Mills tries to woo the over-55 club. This is their own swamp to wade through, and conservatives should grab popcorn. The left’s “diversity” war always comes back to bite them, and right now it’s Maine Democrats ready to tear each other apart.
Senator Susan Collins isn’t sweating. She’s won tougher fights than this one, and Mainers know she’s delivered for their state. Let’s not pretend some fringe character, dredged up by liberal activists and amplified by the biased media, is suddenly the new face of Maine because a handful of pollsters made some calls in February and March. The left tried this nonsense before—every single time they end up scratching their heads on Election Night wondering what went wrong.
But here’s the real kicker: this poll hysteria is exactly what the left does. They distract, they panic, and they push radical unknowns because real leadership terrifies them. If the best alternative progressives can come up with is a Nazi-tattooed oyster farmer, maybe they should focus on cleaning house within their own ranks. How many political pipe dreams do they need to wake up from before they realize Americans just aren’t buying what they’re selling?
Source: Townhall
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