Sep 28, 2026 · 1 hr 17 min · 9 segments
Steve Robinson and Jon Fetherston delve into the closure of Quality Care Access and We Care Residential Services. Plus, a Lewiston City Councilor is accused of sexual misconduct. This Substack is…
Jon FetherstonPanelistTom ShattuckHost
Graham PollardPanelistSeamus OthotPanelistthose keeping track at home, though, that is four MaineCare Section 21 autism group home operators that the MaineWire has reported on.
And like Babe Ruth calling my shot, I'm going to say 30 is where we're headed for.
I think we're in the $100 million range, but I fully expect us to get up to the $700 to $800 million range when all is said and done.
And to put a human face on that, we're talking about hundreds and hundreds of disabled Mainers who are currently living in squalor, neglected by caretakers who are phony asylum seekers, illegal aliens, can't speak English, can't read their medication plans, can't read their dietary plans, are using the residential homes like... flop houses so they can couch surf from home to home.
They're taking advantage of the state of Maine and Mainers are most vulnerable people in a very big way.
Has anyone ever looked immediately worse than that guy did after it took like six weeks for his douchebag attitude towards John to just age unbelievably bad? It was unbelievable.
So I actually one of the things that I got just before we came on air were the documents that led to the termination of quality care access.
Of course, the whistleblower video that John published, I guess, what, four, three or four weeks ago now detailed bed bug infestations that were caused by this illegal alien couch surfing going on where.
The unqualified, uncertified Central African migrants go from house to house just using them as crash pads and they bring their blankets with them.
So they're habitually reinfesting the houses with the bedbugs that they're bringing along in their blanketing.
These are some quotes, some verbatim quotes from the termination letters that were the termination letter documents that were provided to Quality Care Access.
There was a quote observation of medically fragile resident left unattended while requiring total staff support, total staff support.
those keeping track at home, though, that is four MaineCare Section 21 autism group home operators that the MaineWire has reported on.
And like Babe Ruth calling my shot, I'm going to say 30 is where we're headed for.
I think we're in the $100 million range, but I fully expect us to get up to the $700 to $800 million range when all is said and done.
And to put a human face on that, we're talking about hundreds and hundreds of disabled Mainers who are currently living in squalor, neglected by caretakers who are phony asylum seekers, illegal aliens, can't speak English, can't read their medication plans, can't read their dietary plans, are using the residential homes like... flop houses so they can couch surf from home to home.
They're taking advantage of the state of Maine and Mainers are most vulnerable people in a very big way.
Has anyone ever looked immediately worse than that guy did after it took like six weeks for his douchebag attitude towards John to just age unbelievably bad? It was unbelievable.
So I actually one of the things that I got just before we came on air were the documents that led to the termination of quality care access.
Of course, the whistleblower video that John published, I guess, what, four, three or four weeks ago now detailed bed bug infestations that were caused by this illegal alien couch surfing going on where.
The unqualified, uncertified Central African migrants go from house to house just using them as crash pads and they bring their blankets with them.
So they're habitually reinfesting the houses with the bedbugs that they're bringing along in their blanketing.
These are some quotes, some verbatim quotes from the termination letters that were the termination letter documents that were provided to Quality Care Access.
There was a quote observation of medically fragile resident left unattended while requiring total staff support, total staff support.
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