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Susan Collins, running for Senate in Maine, supported supplemental war funding while voting against a DOJ weaponization fund.

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Susan Collins, running for Senate in Maine, supported supplemental war funding while voting against a DOJ weaponization fund.

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  1. Collins supported Trump's war in Iran.1 source
  2. Collins explicitly backed Trump's decision to enter war.1 source
  3. Susan Collins raises concerns about tariffs and their impact on the local economy of Maine.1 source
  4. Collins' campaign in Maine includes supporting war funding and voting against DOJ weaponization.1 source

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