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If history holds, it’s now time for Troy Jackson’s “Brat Summer.”

You remember “Brat Summer.” That was the nickname given to Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, begun in earnest almost two years ago to the day that Jackson became the Demorcrats’ replacement nominee for Graham Platner in the Maine Senate race. Like Jackson, she didn’t win a single primary vote. She didn’t even enter.

Like Jackson, Harris was replacing a man who had too much baggage to continue. Like Jackson, there was little enthusiasm by the party when the candidacy began. But everyone tried to make the “Kamala IS brat” thing happen, all because of a popular Charli XCX song and the desire to cast Harris look cool, somehow.

We all know what happened to “Brat Summer” when autumn came. If Troy Jackson’s coronation was any indication, it’ll be even more pathetic this November.

Jackson, the former president of the Maine Senate, more or less came into Saturday’s session of the Maine Democratic Party with the nomination sewn up despite not receiving a vote.

He’s a progressive favored by Platner, the novice oysterman who won the spring primary despite a series of red flags in his personal life and who had to withdraw after several allegations of sexual abuse emerged.

The party had until Monday to replace Platner on the ballot, and instead of any sort of electoral process, they allowed delegates to select his replacement. This Kamala-esque coronation was “grassroots democracy in action,” one Maine Democrat claimed.

Maine Democrat Vice Chair Imke Schessler says that handpicking........

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