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Sen. Collins' Campaign Releases Tribute to American Workers on the Frontlines

Sen. Collins' Campaign Releases Tribute to American Workers on the Frontlines
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Amidst hyper partisan gridlock on Capitol Hill, perpetuated by Democrats who refuse to pass the bipartisan CARES Act, Sen. Susan Collins’ (R-ME) re-election campaign released an ad thanking the brave Americans on the frontlines during COVID-19.

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Sen. Collins also elected to suspend the majority of campaign activities in order to focus on helping Americans in need:

On the Senate floor on Monday, Sen. Collins called out Sen. Schumer’s (D-NY) delay of the bipartisan relief package, and condemned Democrats’ partisan games during a global health crisis:

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SUSAN COLLINS

While Senate Democrats continue to prioritize partisan politics over the best interests and safety of the American people, GOP Senators continue to lead, and work to deliver relief to suffering Americans.

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