Vulnerable GOP senator breaks with Trump on 2 key issues as Vance makes stop without her
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Vice President JD Vance will not be joined by Republican Sen. Susan Collins on Monday during his stop in Maine, a top 2026 midterm battleground state. (Credit: C-SPAN - Aug. 22)
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, a moderate Republican seeking re-election in a blue-leaning state, is not joining Vice President JD Vance on Monday as he stops in her home state of Maine.
Collins, who at times has opposed President Donald Trump' s legislative priorities, is a top target for Democrats this year as she runs in a midterm race that's among roughly a dozen that will determine if the GOP holds onto its slim Senate majority.
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