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Susan Collins Laments Roe’s Fall but Doesn’t ‘Regret’ Confirming Kavanaugh

Susan Collins Laments Roe’s Fall but Doesn’t ‘Regret’ Confirming Kavanaugh
New York Times Wednesday 17 June 2026, 19:06 UTC By Lisa Lerer 1 min read
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Senator Susan Collins of Maine is one of only two Republican senators who support abortion rights.

Senator Susan Collins of Maine is one of only two Republican senators who support abortion rights.
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