Susan Collins Has Left Mainers Behind
When she joined the Senate almost 24 years ago, Susan Collins may have been fighting for Mainers — but today she seems more committed to serving corporate interests and a partisan agenda.
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In 2018, Susan Collins ignored public opinion in Maine to cast a crucial vote to confirm Justice Kavanaugh, putting Roe v. Wade — the Supreme Court decision that affirmed the constitutional right to access safe, legal abortion — at risk.
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In 2017 and 2018, Collins voted to confirm every Trump judicial nominee to receive a floor vote — many of whom had views hostile to reproductive health and rights.
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When Collins backed the Trump-Pence administration’s tax cuts in 2017, her vote gave a huge tax break to billionaires and corporations, but also put the Affordable Care Act at risk — jeopardizing health coverage for 95,000 Maine residents.
Mainers need a senator they can trust to put their health care, rather than corporate special interests, first.
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