JoAnna St. Germain is not a troll. She’s not just some crank on Facebook. She’s a public school teacher at Waterville High School in Maine who openly called for Donald Trump—and his supporters—to be assassinated. This wasn’t a meltdown. She spelled it out, line by line, in plain view—on social media, where even her students could read it.

This Wasn’t a Meltdown. It Was a Call to Action.

She didn’t say it in jest, and she certainly didn’t hedge or hide. Instead, she posted this: “The Secret Service has the perfect opportunity, if they choose to step up and take it. You are the ones with power. Coordinate. Take out every single person who supports Trump’s illegal, immoral, unconstitutional acts. Look at the sycophants and give them what they’re asking for.”

Incredibly, it’s still up on her Facebook account.

That’s not a joke. It’s a directive. That’s a threat.

Stop excusing this behavior as “unhinged” or “mentally deranged.” Start taking them at their word—and start investigating. Free speech protects you from government censorship, not from consequences. When that speech includes incitement or threats, it’s no longer protected—it’s criminal.

And we need to stop brushing this off as “just another unhinged liberal losing her mind.” No. She meant it. She was serious. And that’s precisely why this moment is dangerous.

The Left Doesn’t Debate Anymore—It Threatens

She didn’t erase the post or apologize later when it went viral—she doubled down. And she’s still listed on the staff page of Waterville Senior High School.

In a Facebook post less than 24 hours later, St. Germain doubled down.

“I have zero shame about what I’ve said. I’m not backtracking a single thing. I believe Trump and every sycophant he has surrounded himself with . . . needs to die,” she wrote, adding that she posted “knowing I’d likely lose my job and benefits.” – New York Post

We’ve entered an era where political disagreement is no longer debated—it’s punished. Where calling for the murder of your opponents gets hand-waved as “venting” if you’re on the Left. Where silence and inaction from the institutions that are supposed to protect us signal that some threats are acceptable—so long as they’re aimed in the right direction.

Here’s another one of St. Germain’s posts.

This Is What Indoctrination Looks Like in Practice

The language the Left uses about Trump supporters isn’t disagreement—it’s dehumanization. “Threats to democracy.” “Fascists.” “Nazis.” “Domestic terrorists.” They say it on cable news, they teach it in classrooms, and they post it on social media. So when someone like St. Germain says those people need to die—why wouldn’t she mean it? She’s been told, over and over again, that Trump supporters are not just wrong, but evil.

And let’s not gloss over this: she didn’t just call for Trump’s assassination—she called for his supporters to die, too. That’s not political anger, that’s a call to wipe out anyone who thinks differently. These are everyday people she’s targeting—neighbors, parents, coworkers. And she’s a teacher. This isn’t just reckless—it’s dangerous. And it damn well shouldn’t be ignored.

Stop Calling It a Meltdown. Start Calling It What It Is.

Too many are brushing this off as mental illness or an “unhinged teacher.” No. What Joanne St. Germain said was calculated, political, and public. She wasn’t crying for help—she was rallying for violence. And not in a whisper, but with a bullhorn.

This is not a blip. It’s where the rhetoric on the Left has been heading for years. From normalized riots to mobs chasing Supreme Court justices out of restaurants—now we’ve arrived at open calls for assassination. And they still think they’re the good guys?

Enough Excuses. Where’s the Accountability?

St. Germain shouldn’t be quietly reassigned—she should be fired, banned from ever teaching again, and investigated fully. The Secret Service is “aware”? Good. Now act.

And Facebook? The same platform that censors conservative moms for wrongthink is perfectly fine hosting a call to murder a former president. Tells you everything about where their loyalties lie.

She meant what she said. And if we let this slide, the next one might not stop at a Facebook post.

UPDATE:

JoAnna St. Germain, an English teacher at Waterville High School, is under investigation by federal authorities after calling on the Secret Service to assassinate President Trump.

She claims her TDS makes it impossible for her to be an effective teacher anymore. pic.twitter.com/f89DSfNg8B

— Epstein’s Sheet. (@meantweeting1) May 4, 2025

How Many More Are Out There?

JoAnna St. Germain didn’t slip. She posted her threats with full intent.

That should raise a bigger question: How long has she been teaching like this? More importantly, how many more like her are out there?

This isn’t just about one teacher mouthing off online. It’s about the rot inside the system—the ones who haven’t gone viral yet, the ones quietly pushing this worldview in classrooms every day, thinking no one’s watching.

It’s a direct result of the rhetoric coming from corporate media, activist teachers, leftist institutions, and Democratic politicians who constantly stoke fear and division without accountability.

Believe them when they show you who they are.

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