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chelsea0011

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4. You might be right

Reply to Easterncedar (Reply #1)

Tue Jul 7, 2026, 07:40 PM

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I don’t know how she would fare in second district. But it would be interesting in that she kept Trump off ballot as convicted felon until court overturned her. Then she and her family had to flee her home because of Trump threats I’d pay to Collins defend Trump over that.

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ME-SEN: Sec. Of State Shenna Bellows to consider candidacy for the Senate [View all] RandySF Tuesday OP

I don't think she can win. Easterncedar Tuesday #1

You might be right chelsea0011 Tuesday #4

She's great chelsea0011 Tuesday #2

What are her policies? I hope if she is the one she can keep Platners supporters. Nanjeanne Tuesday #3

Progressives want Collins to win? Boo1 Tuesday #5

WTF? Nanjeanne Tuesday #6

" I hope if she is the one she can keep Platners supporters" Boo1 Tuesday #7

People vote for of all different reasons. Some vote straight by party. Others care about policy.. Nanjeanne Tuesday #12

Progressive policies Boo1 Tuesday #13

Cult of personality? Way to denegaste the citizens of Maine and every progressive that's in the Dem party. Nanjeanne Yesterday #14

When you are that willing Boo1 Yesterday #15

Yes of course. Thanks for explaining. You are absolutely right. Shame on them all. Nanjeanne Yesterday #16

+1 Celerity Tuesday #8

Susan Collins crushed Bellows by 37 points for US Senate in 2014. Pass. Next. Celerity Tuesday #9

It was a red wave election. RandySF Tuesday #10

A 37 point loss in a Maine US Senate general is beyond just chalking it off to the red wave in terms of that margin. Celerity Tuesday #11

That was 12 years ago videohead5 Yesterday #18

A lot has changed in the last 12 years. eShirl Yesterday #17