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2026-10-07

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  • President Trump got a lot of attention in last night's Senate

  • debate in Maine less than a month before the November midterm elections.

  • Republican incumbent Susan Collins is facing Democratic challenger Troy Jackson as she seeks a sixth term in the Senate.

  • During the debate in Portland, Collins, a moderate,

  • described herself as not being the president's favorite senator as she criticized the war with Iran.

  • It is not well thought out.

  • It has caused adverse circumstances in terms of the cost of global oil.

  • Prices of oil, gasoline and diesel have jumped sharply since the U.S.

  • And Israel began attacking Iran more than seven months ago.

  • Jackson is a former state senator.

  • He says his focus is on what people in Maine want.

  • Senator Collins has had 30 years to show whose side she's on.

  • I don't owe Donald Trump and the billionaires anything.

  • I don't fight for billionaires like she does.