@janetmillsforme: Climate change is at our doorstep — and Maine people are bearing the brunt of it. Today, on Earth Day, let us remind ourselves of the critical role we all play in protecting the beautiful state we call home.

Rusty :

worst governor in Maine history

Winnie :

Happy earth day Senator Mills!

Michael Dumont :

WAKE UP MAINE

Super Spy :

Lou Graham 👍🏻

sharalyn54 :

THANK YOU SO MUCH JANET

michaeljpowers :

Great speech

user3294555555 :

👀😎💙💓💓SHE TOLD US🌊💓💓🌊🌈📊👀👀

appleuser7856633 :

HAPPY EARTH DAY WITH DATA CENTERS

sharalyn54 :

@sharalyn54: THANK YOU SO MUCH JANET

Josh :

Fighting climate change while destroying Maine.

EagerBeaverStumpGrinding :

Would you stop blaming everything you can’t get done on trump

blheli :

And taxing us to death, worst corrupt government ever in Maine

Slaybia :

Happy earth day. But yes to data centers? You just tanked your campaign.

stevepiacenza :

climate change 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

brianseiders :

yikes

user1611345966593 :

And cut! Can we get Make Up back in here?

whitetrumanofficial :

sharalyn54 :

12 Fun Facts about Maine THAT YOU MADE POSSIBLE 👏👏👏👏. 1. Entry-level wages: 50th out of 50 states for entry-level pay (about $34k/year). 2. Median household income in New England: last place. 3. Property tax burden as a percentage of income: #1 highest in the United States. 4. State income tax rates: Top 10 highest nationally. 5. Electricity prices: 4th highest in the U.S. 6. Cost of living: Top 10 most expensive states. 7. Maine ranks about 4th in the United States for the percentage of housing units that are seasonal or vacation homes. That means about 16–17% of all housing units in Maine are classified as seasonal or second homes (U.S. Census). 8. Maine refused to adopt federal tax breaks, meaning people in Maine still pay state taxes on: - Tip income - Overtime income 9. Maine is the 6th highest in the United States for overdose deaths per capita. A recent estimate showed about 36–37 overdose deaths per 100,000 residents, placing it around 6th highest among the US states. 10. Maine ranks #8 highest homelessness rate per capita in the U.S. 11. Maine ranks #11 highest for healthcare worker shortage per capita in the United States. 12. Maine ranks 42nd out of 50 states, for education. "Maine, the way life should be?"

sharalyn54 :

I moved to Maine the year Janet Mills took office. Since then, Maine has become harder to afford and harder to build a future in. Property taxes are climbing in towns across the state. Energy costs in one of the coldest states in the country remain unstable and expensive. Housing prices have surged while supply lags behind demand. Small businesses face more regulation and rising operational costs. Leadership sets priorities. And the priorities coming out of Augusta haven’t protected working families. You can blame national trends. But Maine’s tax structure, energy policy direction, regulatory climate, and housing development rules are state-level decisions. I don’t support the direction Maine has taken under Janet Mills. Affordability has worsened. Pressure on families has increased. And rural communities feel ignored. Maine deserves leadership that lowers costs, strengthens local industry, and puts working families first.

Dan the man :

Ya adding solar and wind power to the grid will bring costs down for everyone, my ass added all these solar panels and windmills and all it has done is double our electricity costs ! If it wasn’t for the government subsidies nobody would be using those ! And as far as climate change I’m ok with Florida weather here in Maine!