Susan Collins Often Breaks With Republicans but Rarely Alters Senate Outcomes
A New York Times analysis finds that Senator Susan Collins frequently votes against her party but rarely changes the result.
The Chestnut Post Staff ·
Senator Susan Collins frequently parts ways with fellow Republicans in Senate votes, but those breaks rarely alter the outcome, according to a New York Times analysis of her voting record.
The analysis highlights a gap between Collins’s willingness to oppose President Trump and the effect of that opposition: Defying him does not often translate into stopping him.
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