Sen. Susan Collins’ (R-Maine) call for cops to investigate an abortion-rights message that someone wrote in chalk on a sidewalk near her home received the treatment on Twitter.
Police in Bangor said no crime was committed with the drawing.
Critics accused Collins of grossly overreacting to the message, which asked her to codify Roe v. Wade following the leak of a Supreme Court opinion gutting the precedent.
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One person called her the “snowflake of the year.” Others suggested she cared more about the message than protecting abortion rights.
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