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Jake Tapper to Sen. Susan Collins: Will SCOTUS uphold Roe?

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Jake Tapper to Sen. Susan Collins: Will SCOTUS uphold Roe?

Jake Tapper to Sen. Susan Collins: Will SCOTUS uphold Roe?

Republican Sen.

Susan Collins tells CNN’s Jake Tapper that the Supreme Court “will look at precedent and reach their decision” in a Mississippi case that could topple the landmark abortion rights decision Roe v.

Wade.


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