Sen. Collins: ‘No reason to be concerned’ about Trump’s mental state

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A key moderate Republican senator on Thursday brushed aside a Washington Post reporter’s question about President Trump’s mental health.

Maine Sen. Susan Collins, who has spent hours with the president discussing and negotiating tax reform, said, “First of all, let me say, my conversations with the president recently have given me no reason to be concerned in that regard.”

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