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4:59Now PlayingSusan Collins is very frowny-faced again. No, not this time because Trump led an assault on our Capitol and she thought he'd "learned his lesson" or because she believed justices w/ staunch anti-abortion records when they said they wouldn't overturn Roe. But because someone wrote in chalk on pavement in front of her house that she should support a law that codifies Roe, something she said she'd do, but has abandoned. So Collins did what any normal person would do when confronted w/ chalk...she called the cops. Cliff provides the breakdown and takedown.
Susan Collins thinks Trump "learned his lesson"
Susan Collins upset she will believe anything
Susan Collins calling cops on chalk
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and susan collins susan collins um you know a lot of us spent a lot of years against our better judgment uh for disclosure i worked against susan collins in 2002 and so a lot of us spent a lot of years hoping maybe she'd become the person she claimed she was um she she had the perfect branding in maine because there were two powerful actually moderate women before her senator margaret chase smith a republican who was one of the first republicans to call out senator mccarthy in the 50s and republican senator olympia snow who was actually yeah took some really bad votes like against obamacare before she left i'm not going to say she was perfect but was it really a center-right politician that tried to find common ground and there's susan collins who rick santorum was once over saying on an amtrak by numerous folks she said it oh we've got collins she's ours um they were worried more about the ones that might break away i mean she could have become a jim jeffords or lincoln chafee the two that they actually both voted against alito for example being on the court um instead she became the person that that claimed that she trusted kavanaugh um uh i guess she trusted not only that he would respect precedent when it came to reverse wade but she trusted that this guy who clearly was a serial drunk and attacked christine blasey ford who gave very credible testimony he did so and other women who came forward and when the fbi shut down the investigation because trump after a week or two and there are supposedly hundreds or thousands of more calls with tips about kavanaugh's boorish behavior which you could see because when he was questioned by senators he looked like a dry drunk screaming back at them do you like beer center or do you like beer and you know we got to find out all about his his workout regimen and beach and you know beach summer with squee and tobin and you know oh you know i know what you did last summer um okay well now susan collins you know again with the frowny face and the disappointment and i'll codify ro but she won't because she can't unless she's only get rid of the filibuster which she's not and she also can't won't because it goes too far with her she's worried about the conscience of catholic hospitals what about my conscience when they used my money to go into iraq into an illegal war and kill people what about my money my tax money when they use when they go forward with the death penalty and murder people you see the thing is is if you you're anti-choice if you hate abortion if you're a forced birther you get to have a conscience clause you can't spend my money on something i disagree with the rest of us don't get that yeah well this is a democracy and so when as long as abortion is legal [ __ ] off with that honestly if my money goes to to wars i don't believe in your money's going to go to abortions you don't believe it in any case back to the point susan collins of the frowny face and the sadness literally called the police on a chalk outline yes somebody actually in front of her home in maine wrote that she should support the whpa which is the woman's health bill that would codify ro oh my god how awful and i want to get you the exact i'm sorry the what the whpa stands for um and i'm having a hard time oh women's health protection act so they wanted to codify that and she wouldn't so they wrote it in chalk in front of her house what would a normal person do i've gotten death threats sent to me at my house um a lot of people have a work in this business it's awful and something you deal with i've gotten them by email whatever what did susan collins do when somebody wrote in chalk it's kind of like the candlelight vigil outside of kavanaugh's house like i think kavanaugh was just upset that they didn't bring any whiskey for him i digress again candlelight vigils are dangerous you know attacking women
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