 Susan Collins Bucked Party, Voted To Protect Kids, Seniors, Women and EntitlementsEven though Senator Susan Collins voted with the Senate GOP to move the Obamacare repeal effort forward, it should be noted that during the amendment process   in which Democrats unleashed a flurry of provisions to protect those who rely on Obamacare the most   she bucked her party almost exclusively to side with Democratic proposals (members who are independent but caucus with the Democrats are considered Democrats for the sake of their proposals).Perhaps this may give a hint as to how Senator Collins will vote when the actual repeal comes to the floor.Here are the amendments Collins voted for:The Gillibrand Amendment [Kirsten Gillibrand, New York]   To protect women s health care from ACA repeal by keeping in place provisions that:The measure failed.The Brown Amendment [Sherrod Brown, Ohio]  To prevent children, especially those in low-income families, from losing coverage if Obamacare were to be repealedThe measure failed.The Casey Amendment [Bob Casey, PA]  To ban discrimination in coverage based on pre-existing conditions.The Sanders Amendment [Bernie Sanders, Vermont]   To prevent Congress from cutting Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid under an Obamacare repeal.The measure failed.The Hirono-Donnelly Amendment [Mazie Hirono, Hawaii & Joe Donnelly, Indiana]  To prevent Congress from further cutting Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid from the reconciliation process, mirrored that Sanders amendment after it failed.The measure failed.The Baldwin Amendment [Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin]   To allow individuals aged 26 or lower to stay on their parent s insurance plan.The measure failed.The King Amendment [Angus King, Maine]   To ensure access to affordable healthcare insurance for people who work in high-risk occupations like fishing, public safety (police, firefighters), forestry and farming.The measure failed.The Manchin Amendment [Joe Manchin, West Virginia]   To ensure rural hospitals and healthcare providers do not lose or miss out on crucial funding that has been established by the Affordable Care Act.The measure failed.Measure after measure, parts of Obamacare that Republicans said they  agreed  with were shot down in a vote-a-rama in the wee hours of the morning. In other words, Republicans told the public one thing and then voted another way when they thought no one was looking.Susan Collins, however, voted with the Democrats on every single amendment they offer, minus four (Menendez, Wyden, Nelson and Kaine s amendments). Democrats offered 12 amendments, and Collins voted for eight.All of these amendments were no brainers. Yet in three of the eight, Collins was the only Republican to side with the Democrats. In four, she was one of two. The only Democratic amendment that saw more than two Republican votes was Manchin s, which received four.Collins has not yet responded as to why she voted for the final passage of the resolution, but the fight isn t over yet. This is why it s important to call, email, show up in person, etc.Call Senator Collins, thank her for bucking her party, but keep the pressure up:The Hon. Susan Collins413 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 Main: (202)224-2523 Fax: (202)224-2693Featured image via Alex Wong/Getty ImagesNews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Susan Collins Bucked Party, Voted To Protect Kids, Seniors, Women and EntitlementsEven though Senator Susan Collins voted with the Senate GOP to move the Obamacare repeal effort forward, it should be noted that during the amendment process   in which Democrats unleashed a flurry of provisions to protect those who rely on Obamacare the most   she bucked her party almost exclusively to side with Democratic proposals (members who are independent but caucus with the Democrats are considered Democrats for the sake of their proposals).Perhaps this may give a hint as to how Senator Collins will vote when the actual repeal comes to the floor.Here are the amendments Collins voted for:The Gillibrand Amendment [Kirsten Gillibrand, New York]   To protect women s health care from ACA repeal by keeping in place provisions that:The measure failed.The Brown Amendment [Sherrod Brown, Ohio]  To prevent children, especially those in low-income families, from losing coverage if Obamacare were to be repealedThe measure failed.The Casey Amendment [Bob Casey, PA]  To ban discrimination in coverage based on pre-existing conditions.The Sanders Amendment [Bernie Sanders, Vermont]   To prevent Congress from cutting Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid under an Obamacare repeal.The measure failed.The Hirono-Donnelly Amendment [Mazie Hirono, Hawaii & Joe Donnelly, Indiana]  To prevent Congress from further cutting Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid from the reconciliation process, mirrored that Sanders amendment after it failed.The measure failed.The Baldwin Amendment [Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin]   To allow individuals aged 26 or lower to stay on their parent s insurance plan.The measure failed.The King Amendment [Angus King, Maine]   To ensure access to affordable healthcare insurance for people who work in high-risk occupations like fishing, public safety (police, firefighters), forestry and farming.The measure failed.The Manchin Amendment [Joe Manchin, West Virginia]   To ensure rural hospitals and healthcare providers do not lose or miss out on crucial funding that has been established by the Affordable Care Act.The measure failed.Measure after measure, parts of Obamacare that Republicans said they  agreed  with were shot down in a vote-a-rama in the wee hours of the morning. In other words, Republicans told the public one thing and then voted another way when they thought no one was looking.Susan Collins, however, voted with the Democrats on every single amendment they offer, minus four (Menendez, Wyden, Nelson and Kaine s amendments). Democrats offered 12 amendments, and Collins voted for eight.All of these amendments were no brainers. Yet in three of the eight, Collins was the only Republican to side with the Democrats. In four, she was one of two. The only Democratic amendment that saw more than two Republican votes was Manchin s, which received four.Collins has not yet responded as to why she voted for the final passage of the resolution, but the fight isn t over yet. This is why it s important to call, email, show up in person, etc.Call Senator Collins, thank her for bucking her party, but keep the pressure up:The Hon. Susan Collins413 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 Main: (202)224-2523 Fax: (202)224-2693Featured image via Alex Wong/Getty ImagesNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: susan collins backed party voted to protect kids seniors women entitlementseven though senator susan collins voted senate gop move obamacare repeal effort forward noted amendment process democrats unleashed flurry provisions protect rely obamacare backed party almost exclusively side democratic proposals members independent caucus democrats considered democrats sake proposals may give hint senator collins vote actual repeal comes amendments collins voted the gillibrand amendment kristen gillibrand new york to protect women health care aca repeal keeping place provisions the measure brown amendment sherdog brown ohio to prevent children especially families losing coverage obamacare repealedthe measure casey amendment bob casey pa to ban discrimination coverage based sanders amendment bernie sanders vermont to prevent congress cutting social security medical medical obamacare measure amendment marie iron hawaii joe donnelly indiana to prevent congress cutting social security medical medical reconciliation process mirrored sanders amendment measure baldwin amendment tommy baldwin wisconsin to allow individuals aged lower stay parent insurance measure king amendment angus king maine to ensure access affordable healthcare insurance people work occupations like fishing public safety police firefighters forestry measure machine amendment joe machine west virginia to ensure rural hospitals healthcare providers lose miss crucial funding established affordable care measure measure parts obamacare republicans said agreed shot wee hours morning in words republicans told public one thing voted another way thought one collins however voted democrats every single amendment offer minus four menendez widen nelson maine amendments democrats offered amendments collins voted amendments trainers yet three eight collins republican side democrats in four one two the democratic amendment saw two republican votes machine received yet responded voted final passage resolution fight yet this important call email show person senator collins thank backing party keep pressure the hon susan dirksen senate office building washington dc main fax image via alex imagenes