Teacher Calls for Trump Supporters to be “Taken Out” in Deranged Online Meltdown

A public school teacher in Maine is under federal and local investigation after launching an unhinged, profanity-laced tirade online calling for the deaths of President Donald Trump and his supporters. The educator, who teaches high school English, even urged the United States Secret Service to “take them out.”

The teacher, identified as JoAnna St. Germain of Waterville Senior High School, ignited a firestorm Tuesday night after posting what many are calling a domestic terror threat on Facebook.

“The Secret Service has the perfect opportunity… take out every single person who supports Trump’s illegal, immoral, unconstitutional acts,” St. Germain wrote.

“If I had the skill set required, I would take them out myself.”

The rant didn’t stop there. In an apparent attempt to bypass legal consequences, St. Germain bizarrely claimed she wasn’t calling for the assassination of a president—because Trump, in her words, “isn’t a legitimate one.”

“Trump and all the sycophants he’s surrounded himself with need to die. I mean that s–t. I’ll die on that hill, happily,” she added in the comments section, doubling down just hours later.

TEACHER GOES ROGUE, DEFIES SCHOOL OFFICIALS

By Wednesday morning, parents and local officials were scrambling for answers. Superintendent Peter Hallen issued a statement saying, “I have taken steps to ensure everyone’s safety and am, along with the appropriate authorities, actively investigating the incident.”

Despite the growing backlash, St. Germain remained defiant.

“I have zero shame… I knew I’d likely lose my job and benefits,” she wrote. “If you’re mad… f–k you.”

She then posted the superintendent’s letter to the school community—alongside yet another angry retort.

“To be clear, publicly: I knew what I was doing… I’m not the least f–king sorry.”

As of Friday morning, St. Germain’s name still appeared on the official Waterville Senior High School staff list. Neither the teacher, the school principal, nor the superintendent responded to media inquiries.

CALLS FOR CRIMINAL CHARGES, INVESTIGATION INTENSIFY

The Secret Service has reportedly been notified, and parents are calling for immediate termination and prosecution.

“This isn’t free speech. This is a public school teacher openly inciting violence against half the country,” said Colleen Warner, a Waterville parent whose son attends the school. “If she taught this kind of hatred in class, every parent deserves to know.”

Legal experts say St. Germain’s posts may fall under criminal statutes relating to threats against presidents and federal officials.

“This is a textbook example of where rhetoric crosses into potentially criminal conduct,” said former federal prosecutor Andy McNeil. “Inviting the Secret Service to carry out targeted violence is no different than encouraging a coup.”

A DISTURBING TREND IN PUBLIC EDUCATION

Conservatives have long warned that activist educators are using classrooms to push radical ideologies—and St. Germain’s posts have reignited that debate.

“This is what happens when our public education system is infiltrated by people who hate this country, hate conservatives, and feel invincible behind a keyboard,” said Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL). “She should be investigated, prosecuted, and never allowed near students again.”

At the time of publication, the Secret Service declined to comment, citing an ongoing investigation.

BOTTOM LINE:
A taxpayer-funded teacher in Maine openly called for the execution of President Trump and his supporters—on a public platform—while still employed. And for now, she’s doubling down on every word.

Should she be teaching American students, or answering to federal authorities?

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