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===National intelligence===
===National intelligence===
Despite being a member of the [[SSCI]], a committee regarded to be one the most corrupt bodies of the [[Deep state]], Collins announced in early May 2020 that she would support and vote in favor of confirming [[John Ratcliffe]], an anti-[[establishment]] conservative nominated by [[President Trump]] to be the [[Director of National Intelligence]].<ref>[https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/496443-susan-collins-says-she-will-vote-for-trumps-intelligence-chief-nominee Susan Collins says she will vote for Trump's intelligence chief nominee]</ref>
Despite being a member of the [[SSCI]], a committee regarded to be one the most corrupt bodies of the [[Deep state]], Collins announced in early May 2020 that she would support and vote in favor of confirming [[John Ratcliffe]], an anti-[[establishment]] conservative nominated by [[President Trump]] to be the [[Director of National Intelligence]].<ref>[https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/496443-susan-collins-says-she-will-vote-for-trumps-intelligence-chief-nominee Susan Collins says she will vote for Trump's intelligence chief nominee]</ref>
===117th United States Congress===
On January 26, 2021, Collins was one of only five Republican senators to vote against an amendment introduced by Sen. [[Rand Paul]] that would declare the second impeachment attempt against [[Donald Trump]] to be unconstitutional;<ref>Carney, Jourdain (January 26, 2021). [https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/535925-senate-rejects-paul-effort-to-declare-trump-impeachment-trial Just five GOP senators vote Trump impeachment trial is constitutional]. ''The Hill''. Retrieved January 26, 2021.</ref> the measure was defeated by a 55–45 vote.
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