Susan Collins, Lindsey Graham, and a Changed Senate
OvertimeSusan Collins, Lindsey Graham, and a Changed SenatePlus: What You Missed This Week From The BulwarkJim SwiftJul 18, 20261388ShareHappy Saturday! Susan Collins as a political Harry Houdini—an escape artist who can slither to a win no matter who or what she’s up against. I could not disagree more.He admits he has Eeyore syndrome, and maybe he’s just trying to gird himself for disappointment, but that doesn’t stop me from sputtering and ranting about why he’s wrong.
- ▪OvertimeSusan Collins, Lindsey Graham, and a Changed SenatePlus: What You Missed This Week From The BulwarkJim SwiftJul 18, 20261388ShareHappy Saturday!
- ▪Susan Collins as a political Harry Houdini—an escape artist who can slither to a win no matter who or what she’s up against.
- ▪I could not disagree more.He admits he has Eeyore syndrome, and maybe he’s just trying to gird himself for disappointment, but that doesn’t stop me from sputtering and ranting about why he’s wrong.
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| Publication time | Sat, 18 Jul 2026 11:43:32 GMT |
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OvertimeSusan Collins, Lindsey Graham, and a Changed SenatePlus: What You Missed This Week From The BulwarkJim SwiftJul 18, 20261388ShareHappy Saturday! Overtime is for everyone. If you’re a Bulwark+ member: thank you. If you’re not, there’s no better time to subscribe to Bulwark+ than today. If you like today’s issue, you can share this newsletter with someone you think would value it.JoinSusan Collins Is Beatable No Matter Who Replaces PlatnerJill Lawrence·Jul 13I LIVE WITH A DOOMSAYER HUSBAND who thinks of Maine Sen. Susan Collins as a political Harry Houdini—an escape artist who can slither to a win no matter who or what she’s up against.
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