Collins's Biddeford office vandalized with red paint before Election Day
Sen. Susan Collins's Biddeford, Maine, office was vandalized overnight for the second time since September, with red paint and the phrase 'blood on her hands.'
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Red paint was spread on the sidewalk and the phrase 'blood on her hands' was written outside Sen. Susan Collins's Biddeford, Maine, office.
Collins's chief of staff Katie Brown said the incident was meant to 'intimidate the Senator and her staff' and that staff are 'undeterred.'
Collins called the vandalism 'disgraceful' and said the office does constituent service work.
The Biddeford office was also vandalized in September, and Collins has said her Bangor home was egged that same month.
Collins is running for a sixth term against Democratic Senate nominee Troy Jackson.
Calls the vandalism an attempt to intimidate Collins
The Daily Wire: Vandals Leave Election Day Message Targeting Susan Collins
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Right-leaning outlets frame the vandalism as a deliberate attempt to intimidate Sen. Collins and her staff, highlighting the chief of staff's statement that staff are undeterred.
Mainstream conservative outlets such as Fox News, the Washington Examiner and the New York Post. Usually focuses on costs, security, government overreach and Democratic policy.
WND (WorldNetDaily): ‘Intimidate the senator’: Susan Collins’ office vandalized with blood-red message
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Far-right outlets describe the vandalism as an apparently violent message sent to Sen. Collins on Election Day, emphasizing the red paint and the phrase 'blood on your hands.'
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