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Maine just delivered a brutal wake-up call to Democrats. Will it land?

Maine just handed Democrats a wake-up call that they'd damn well better actually listen to this time.

Governor Janet Mills suspended her Senate campaign yesterday, leaving Marine veteran and oyster farmer

Graham Platner as the presumptive Democratic nominee to take on Susan Collins in November.

The message of Maine voters are frankly shouting is the same one I've been hearing from listeners

on my radio TV show for years, and the same one that pollsters across the spectrum keep picking

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