
r/AntiTrumpAlliance

Carl Sagan in 1995: "If we are not able to ask skeptical questions, to interrogate those who tell us that something is true, to be skeptical of those in authority, then we're up for grabs for the next charlatan, political or religious, who comes ambling along." He died in 1996
upworthy.comSusan Collins skipped every Senate health committee hearing on abortion after Dobbs
"Sen. Susan Collins has not attended any Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee meetings focused on abortion or reproductive healthcare after the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade, according to committee hearing reports. During the same period, Collins has highlighted her voting record, saying in a 2025 statement that “the people of Maine deserve a Senator who shows up to represent them every day.”
Collins’ missed hearings included a July 2022 hearing titled “Reproductive Care in a Post-Roe America: Barriers, Challenges, and Threats to Women’s Health” and a June 2024 hearing examining how abortion bans created what lawmakers described as a “health care nightmare” across the country.
Back in 2018, Collins voted to pave the way for the Dobbs decision by confirming Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. At the time, she said she believed that he would not play a role in overturning Roe v. Wade, which he did just a few years later.
Collins has also missed more than half of all possible HELP Committee meetings during her current term. Between 2021 and March 2026, she did not attend 67 of 125 possible HELP Committee and relevant subcommittee hearings.
Among the hearings Collins skipped were a 2024 hearing on the medical debt crisis in America, a 2023 hearing on the childcare crisis and a 2025 hearing focused on lowering healthcare costs.
Collins additionally missed nearly half of HELP hearings related to healthcare issues more broadly, including hearings on substance use disorder treatment, diabetes and obesity."
Platner on out-of-state corporations buying Maine mobile home parks and jacking up the cost of rent, utilities and fees. Maine tenants are organizing to fight back against private equity
youtube.comGraham Platner receives endorsement from military veterans' group Veterans for Responsible Leadership
youtube.comTrump just spent $33 million to destroy a republican who pushed for the epstein files release. massie's concession speech was the most honest thing said in american politics in years. and nobody is talking about what he said about the ballroom.
i want to be upfront thomas massie is a republican who disagreed with trump on almost everything. this isn't about taking sides.
but what happened last night in kentucky deserves more attention than it's getting.
trump spent $33 million the most expensive house primary in american history to remove one congressman.
why? because massie:
pushed for the epstein files to be released when trump didn't want them out
voted against trump's "one big beautiful bill"
called the iran war unconstitutional
voted against foreign aid including to israel
and he won every single one of those fights. the epstein files got released. it's now law.
then last night, in his concession speech, massie said this:
"there is a yearning in this country for someone who will vote for principles over party. you all don't like bullies and you don't tolerate them."
he also went after the ballroom while gas is $5 a gallon and diesel is $6, trump is on fox news talking about a ballroom. massie said it looks like "the roman empire" and he sees "a few analogies there."
i put together the full breakdown of what massie actually stood for, why trump hated him so much, and what this loss means for anyone left in congress willing to say no to the president.
read the full breakdown here[ https://www.creativehives.co/thomas-massie-primary-loss-trump-revenge/ ]
is there anyone left in washington willing to vote their conscience over their career?