A new proposed law, co-sponsored by Sen. Susan Collins, is long overdue.
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How Maine’s members of Congress voted last week
The Senate confirms nominees for Air Force secretary, Food and Drug commissioner and U.S. trade representative.
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Maine delegation splits along partisan lines on Comey firing
King and Pingree call for special counsel, while Collins and Poliquin express confidence in post-Comey FBI probe.
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Collins: Senate to start ‘from scratch’ on health care overhaul
The Maine senator says the Senate will not take up the health care bill passed by the House, but will draft its own instead.
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Maine’s senators diagnose America’s political divide on ‘Meet the Press’
Susan Collins cites the rise of ideological groups in both parties, while Angus King blames a lack of relationships among politicians.
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Amid criticism, Sens. King, Collins reaffirm confidence in Senate intel committee’s Russia-Trump investigation
Collins calls for hiring a prosecutor or investigator.
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Collins, King to appear together on ‘Meet the Press’
Maine’s senators are expected to talk about their efforts to build consensus and facilitate bipartisanship during a segment on NBC’s Sunday morning politics show.
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Susan Collins tops an index that rates bipartisanship
The Maine Republican, for the 4th year, is ranked as the U.S. senator who most works across party lines.
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Sen. Collins seriously considering run for Maine governor in 2018
The Republican says she wants a job where she could do the most for Mainers, but she would have to leave her U.S. Senate seat two years before her term ends.
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After voting for ‘nuclear option’ on Gorsuch nomination, Sen. Collins bemoans state of the Senate
Saying she tried to forge a compromise, Maine’s Republican senator expresses concerns about the potential harm that the change in Senate rules could cause.