What she's shown is that she's persuadable, depending on the persuasions offered but, unlike and honest crook, she doesn't stay bought. Effective pressure on Collins will have to start at home, but might be reinforced by Democratic leadership if some develops. Neill's comment on the DNC is especially apropos in this situation.
What she's shown is that she's persuadable, depending on the persuasions offered but, unlike and honest crook, she doesn't stay bought. Effective pressure on Collins will have to start at home, but might be reinforced by Democratic leadership if some develops. Neill's comment on the DNC is especially apropos in this situation.
May be, but her votes for Trump's three justices, her sellout on climate and her MAGA tilt in her last campaign suggest something lots worse than "persuadable" to me.
If Trump's favorable numbers tank like Biden's did, and they may, people like her may rediscover their consciences. But even lame duck Rs have been scared to cross Trump.
What she's shown is that she's persuadable, depending on the persuasions offered but, unlike and honest crook, she doesn't stay bought. Effective pressure on Collins will have to start at home, but might be reinforced by Democratic leadership if some develops. Neill's comment on the DNC is especially apropos in this situation.
May be, but her votes for Trump's three justices, her sellout on climate and her MAGA tilt in her last campaign suggest something lots worse than "persuadable" to me.
No argument. We should definitely not trust her, but if we can play her and pick up some votes, we should do that.
If Trump's favorable numbers tank like Biden's did, and they may, people like her may rediscover their consciences. But even lame duck Rs have been scared to cross Trump.
I corrected an error in my reply: Collins DID vote to convict Trump.