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2026-09-15 02:17
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Joe Manchin endorses Susan Collins: 'Soul of the Senate'
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The BlazeRight
Former Democrat Joe Manchin endorses Republican — and calls her the 'soul of the Senate'
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- The BlazeRight
Democrats are raging at Joe Manchin, the former Democrat U.S. senator, after he endorsed Susan Collins, the incumbent Republican in the race for one of two Senate seats in Maine. Manchin had represented West Virginia but was heavily criticized by Democrats for his moderate voting patterns.
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Collins is fighting a tough reelection campaign against former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson in what is expected to be one of the most competitive races of the cycle.
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