I see it your way, but she knows her state. She has to figure out which choice loses her more voters. She might make the wrong one this time. It's a hard election to read. I'm not going to ding her because we cannot afford to lose a single seat in the Senate this November. Even a RINO seat.

My distrust with Collins is she doesn't seem onboard with the new electoral mechanics/targeted research. The fact she is from a lean blue state is more reason she should have been more prepared, more wargamed than a red state senator, but she never seems ready. She always seems to make her voting decision in a very touchy-feeling, rather than numbers based way. This has made her vulnerable to the loud liberal voices in her state. Had she and her team spent to the time previously to poll and research and may side with Trump to shore up the "law and order" vote when the riots were loudest she would not the problem. Maine is also a retirement state, failing to capture a voting demographic based on traditional sense of social and economic stability shouldn't have been a hard exercise of political imagination to test and to message. That would have given her buffer to vote yes.

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