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The [[RINO]] [[Susan Collins]] is running for re-election, and facing the toughest re-election fight in her Senate career. The Trump era has caused a dilemma for her, as it has compelled her to choose between continuing to appease [[Maine]] [[leftists]] in the manner that she has maintained for two decades, or follow the lead of the [[Republican Party]] becoming more [[conservative]]. Having tried to appease both sides on different issues after immense pressure (from both sides), her approval rating has tanked, and a likely progressive Democrat challenger ([[Sara Gideon]]) creates an uphill fight for Sen. Collins. The underlying point is, should Collins win the general election? (she currently has no Republican primary challengers) Collins voted against the [[Obamacare]] repeals, against banning late-term abortion, etc., but she ''did'' vote to confirm [[Brett Kavanaugh]] despite the [[Kavanaugh smear|smear]], and ''did'' vote against the sham [[impeachment coup]] attempt. Furthermore, the deeper debate point is, is it justified for principled, [[pro-life]], pro-Trump agenda [[conservatives]] to support Collins' re-election efforts given her break from the far-left Democrats? -[[User:Liberaltears|Liberaltears]]<sup>'''''[[User talk:Liberaltears|Your reminder that Biden committed quid pro joe]]'''''</sup> 22:38, 8 April 2020 (EDT)
=Yes, Collins should be re-elected=
=No, she shouldn't be re-elected=
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Out of those who oppose [[Susan Collins]], [[Republicans]] and some [[independent voters]] might be more likely than [[Democrats]] to vote for Collins.[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kupTXimn3Wo] --[[User:Liberaltears|Liberaltears]]<sup>'''''[[User talk:Liberaltears|Your reminder that Biden committed quid pro joe]]'''''</sup> 22:38, 8 April 2020 (EDT)
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