Thanks to Collins' critical vote two years ago, #CollinsCorporateTaxBreak gave nearly $2 trillion to big corporations in tax breaks, while hardworking Mainers got left behind.
Here’s what some of the big corporations got, compared to what it could have paid for in our state:
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Not true. Gideon has taken hundreds of thousands from corporations as en elected official and continues to take corporate PAC money now -->https://www.opensecrets.org/news/2019/12/corporate-pacs-route-to-democratic-senate-challengers/ …
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It seems a lobbyist will do anything to get their money the candidates. Donating to a PAC that donates to a PAC, that donates the candidates. Clever
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Do what you have to do to win for god sake. This purity stuff can wait we need the senate.
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We're Coming Sue! Ready..Aim...
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Oooh politicians! It starts like this all the time and by the time you spend the number of years she's had in the senate, you will be just like her or worse. Plz give Collins a break, she's fought for Maine countless times than you ever could. Will ya!
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The $1.7 billion refund to BlueCross BlueShield could have paid for a $6,000 tax break for every middle class family in Maine.
The $28 billion giveaway to big banks could have paid off all Maine student loan debt *four times* over.
The $595 million giveaway to Eli Lilly could have paid for 1,105,947 prescriptions of its insulin drug Humalog.
The $9.3 billion boost to Charter Communications, which owns Spectrum, could pay for the expansion of broadband across all of Maine, eight times over.