Troy Jackson tells Collins to ‘shut up’ in final Senate debate
The article reports on the final debate of the Maine Senate race between Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) and Democratic challenger Troy Jackson, which took place in Bangor and was notably more dynamic than previous subdued debates. The event involved both candidates addressing a live audience for the first time, leading to more spontaneous exchanges and heightened tension. The article also promotes subscription options for the Washington Examiner, emphasizing the value of full access to their news, analysis, and commentary, with options to log in or subscribe for unlimited content.
BANGOR, Maine — The fourth and final debate of the Maine Senate race knocked both candidates off balance as Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) and her Democratic challenger, Troy Jackson, met for the first time before a live audience.
The first three debates, held in television studios, were subdued affairs and lacked the fireworks and off-script remarks that defined Thursday night’s event in Bangor.
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