Please go remind @SenatorCollins how these men lie when it comes to women's rights.
It's not enough for Brett Kavanaugh to say that Roe v. Wade is "settled law." Chief Justice Roberts said the same thing in 2005. Then he voted in favor of a law that would have forced 75% of Texas clinics to close. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
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@SenatorCollins demographics are changing in Maine. Portland, York, Wells are all growing, and Republican, rural Maine is depopulating. All Democrats are doubting your judgement at this point. We know@SenMajLdr tricked you last time (unless you knew, and played us). - 2 more replies
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“Established law” = GOP’s latest catchphrase to excuse Kavanaugh’s extreme views. IT’S A TRICK! We just watched the SCOTUS decisions on Koch-funded lawsuits repeal the Voting Rights Act— aka “established law” —enabling extreme election rigging and consolidation of power
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This is correct Senator Feinstein. But the ONLY issue all
@SenateDems should be raising right now is whether a president who was potentially installed through criminal activity has the right to appoint a judge who will protect him personally, and not the nation. NO HEARINGS - 1 more reply
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