Back our efforts to provide Health Insurance to folks who dont have it. Its all about rolling back the Affordable Care act. This more than anything else seems to be with what the Republican Party stands for these days. I know its strange but one party would make some people uninsured the centerpiece of their agenda but that apparently is what it is. Of course what is stranger still is that shutting down our government and it doesnt accomplish their stated goal. The Affordable Care care act as a law that passed the house and passed the senate and the Supreme Court ruled the constitutional. It was a central issue in last years election. It is settled and it is here to stay. Because of its Funding Sources its not impacted by a Government Shutdown. These americans are here with me today because even though the government disclosed part of the Affordable Care act is now open for business. For them millions like them this is a historic day for a good reason. Its been a long time coming. Toda
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Collins was among six Senate Republicans to vote with Democrats that the impeachment trial is constitutional. Author: Gabrielle Mannino (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 1:20 PM EST February 11, 2021 Updated: 1:49 PM EST February 11, 2021
WASHINGTON, D.C., USA On the third day of former President Donald Trump s historic second impeachment trial, Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins released an official statement to NEWS CENTER Maine following a request for comment, explaining her vote Tuesday siding with Democrats that the trial is constitutional.
The deeply divided Senate was tasked with voting on whether the Senate has constitutional jurisdiction to impeach Trump now that he is no longer in office.
Senator Collins outraged by violence at Capitol, won t comment on impeachment
Collins spokesperson gives no further comment on impeachment, because of the Senate s constitutional role in those proceedings, which includes sitting as a jury. Author: Hannah Dineen (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 1:14 AM EST January 10, 2021 Updated: 12:11 AM EST January 11, 2021
WASHINGTON D.C., DC According to her staff, Maine s Republican Senator Susan Collins is outraged by the violence at the Capitol, won t comment on impeachment at this point.
Senator Collins Communications Director Annie Clark shared this statement with NEWS CENTER Maine on Saturday evening, January 9: Senator Collins has talked to many of her colleagues. All of them, including Senator Collins, are outraged about the violence at the Capitol and the President s role.