Susan Collins unbowed: Under guard, she stands by her Kavanaugh vote

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If liberal activists believe their fury means Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, will think again before toeing the GOP line next time, the indications are they are wrong.

“Bribery does not work on Senator Collins. Extortion does not work on Senator Collins,” Annie Clark, a Collins spokeswoman, told the Washington Examiner in response to questions about her dramatic decision to to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh last Friday.

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