A message left in chalk outside Sen. Susan Collins’ home urged her to support the Democratic effort to codify the 1973 landmark decision establishing a constitutional right to abortion in
Police attended Sen. Susan Collins' home in Bangor, Maine, after a report of a pro-abortion message written in chalk outside her residence Saturday night.
Sen. Susan Collins was confronted with a pro-abortion rights message Saturday night when an unknown person or persons wrote in chalk on the sidewalk outside her West Broadway home in Bangor, prompting a police response.
The red-white-and-blue chalk message found Saturday night urged Collins to vote in favor of the Women's Health Protection Act on Wednesday to protect a woman's right to abortion.
By Chandelis Duster, CNN Republican Sen. Susan Collins called the police over the weekend after an abortion rights message was written on a sidewalk outside her Maine home. Collins, a moderate, has drawn particular scrutiny — and anger — over her votes to confirm several Supreme Court justices who a…
U.S. Sen. Susan Collins’ office on Tuesday said it has been asked to contact police after a message urging her to codify Roe v. Wade was written in chalk outside her home.
Republican Sen. Susan Collins, who represents Maine, called the police over the weekend after abortion rights activists wrote a message in chalk outside her home urging her to vote for
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