Susan Collins called a ProPublica report about an alleged pay-for-play scheme a “partisan hit job.” The report said the FBI investigated alleged ties among her office, her super PAC and defense contractor Navatek; Collins and campaign officials denied wrongdoing.
The articles describe ProPublica reporting on alleged pay-for-play involving Susan Collins, who rejected the allegations.
Center outlets pair Collins’s denial with ProPublica’s account of alleged ties. Other articles range from questioning the report’s sourcing to exploring the allegations’ political implications and comparing Collins’s claims with records of the FBI inquiry.
ALSO MENTIONED Annie Clark, Collins deputy chief of staff who denied the allegations; Steve Abbott, Collins campaign manager who denied the allegations
ALSO MENTIONED Annie Clark, Collins deputy chief of staff who denied the allegations; Steve Abbott, Collins campaign manager who denied the allegations
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