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Donald Trump and House Republicans are promising to implement a national abortion ban if they win this November, and Susan Collins is voting against federal judges who would help defend our reproductive rights from government interference.
Susan Collins claims to be pro-choice, but her voting record says otherwise. Just when Mainers need her most to stand up for our rights, she is failing us once again.
Since Susan Collins and other congressional Republicans won’t defend our rights, we need to elect leaders who will. We need your help to hit our end-of-month goal so that we can continue to work to win back the US House and send President Biden back to the Oval Office in order to restore Roe and keep our personal freedoms from being legislated away by anti-choice extremists.
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