Maine Governor Janet Mills just dropped a bombshell on MSNBC’s All In, accusing President Donald Trump of swinging a wrecking ball to the Constitution. In a Thursday interview, the Democrat governor didn’t mince words, painting Trump as the ultimate destroyer of America’s founding document. Coming from Mills, who’s no stranger to gun control crusades—pushing hard for red flag laws and universal background checks in her state—this rhetoric reeks of projection. After all, it’s blue-state governors like her who’ve been chipping away at Second Amendment rights under the guise of public safety, while Trump championed judicial picks that fortified gun rights at the Supreme Court.

Let’s unpack the irony: Mills’ outburst lands amid a post-election landscape where Trump’s victory signals a massive rebuke to gun-grabbing agendas. Remember, her own Maine saw overwhelming voter support for Trump in rural strongholds, places where 2A is sacred. Trump’s wrecking ball, in reality, has been dismantling Obama-era ATF overreaches and ATF’s pistol brace rule, moves that handed power back to law-abiding gun owners. Mills’ complaint? Likely a veiled lament over the Bruen decision’s ripple effects, which struck down may-issue carry permits and forced states like hers to confront their unconstitutional restrictions. If anyone’s wielding a wrecking ball, it’s anti-2A politicians ignoring Heller, McDonald, and now Bruen, pretending the Second Amendment is optional.

For the 2A community, this is red meat: Mills’ meltdown underscores the left’s desperation as constitutional carry spreads to 29 states and SCOTUS looms over pending challenges to assault weapon bans. Trump’s return means more pro-gun appointees, ATF reforms, and zero tolerance for executive overreach. Gun owners in Maine and beyond should celebrate— the real wrecking ball is momentum-swinging toward enumerated rights, not erosion. Stay vigilant, stock up, and vote like your AR-15 depends on it.