
How Troy Jackson Can Put Collins' Career On The Chopping Block
Democrats haven’t won a U.S. Senate seat in Maine since 1988 — but Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins isn’t out of the woods yet.
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How Troy Jackson Can Put Collins' Career On The Chopping Block
Democrats haven’t won a U.S. Senate seat in Maine since 1988 — but Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins isn’t out of the woods yet.
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Maine Sen. Susan Collins set social media ablaze for her reaction to Democrat Troy Jackson having two children with his second cousin and apparent partner.
Susan Collins used a sly rhetorical move to highlight that opponent Troy Jackson fathered two children with his second cousin during a campaign interview.