Muddy Waters
Muddy Waters
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Where I discuss by myself and with special guests things going on in our political world here in Maine as well as discussing national and at times global issues. I'm not muddying the water but helping you understand how muddy the water is and helping you chart a path forward. charleschuckellis.substack.com
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The show covers a range of themes including local political dynamics, national elections, and pressing global issues, with specific episode topics ranging from immigration impacts in Maine to discussions on mass shootings and SSRIs, aiming to clarify complex political landscapes and encourage informed engagement.
Where I discuss by myself and with special guests things going on in our political world here in Maine as well as discussing national and at times global issues. I’m not muddying the water but helping you understand how muddy the water is and helping you chart a path forward.
In Episode 151, Chuck Ellis and Jon Fetherston (The Maine Wire) expose rampant MaineCare fraud: empty ”zombie” offices billing millions, 100% misbilling in autism programs, and Governor Mills' alleged protection of nonprofit allies. From Portland drug deals to Lewiston decay, taxpayer theft is hurting real Mainers. Plus: Nirav Shah's ”free” promises, COVID fallout, and why Republicans lost a winnable special election. If fraud isn't stopped before 2026, it may never be. Listen now. Follow The Maine Wire for videos of the investigations. Like & share if you want accountability in Augusta. #Maine #Politics #Fraud #MaineCare #Podcast
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