Collins Confirms Two More Anti-Choice Judges

Augusta, Maine – Maine Democratic Party spokesperson Tommy Garcia released the following statement on Susan Collins voting to confirm Trump-appointed Jordan Pratt to be U.S. District Judge for the Middle District of Florida and Rebecca Taibleson to be U.S. Circuit Judge for the Seventh Circuit:

“Susan Collins continues to fall in line with Donald Trump’s anti-choice agenda and support judicial nominees who refuse to defend Roe and who pose a clear threat to women’s reproductive freedom – just like when she cast the pivotal vote to confirm Justice Kavanaugh that led to the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Voters will remember Collins’ record, and vote her out in 2026.”

  • Jordan Pratt authored an amicus brief in support of Florida’s 15-week abortion ban where he called abortion “barbaric.”

  • Rebecca Taibleson testified that she believed the three-year-old Dobbs decision that gutted federal protections to abortion was “controlling precedent and settled law.” In addition to clerking for Brett Kavanaugh, Tabileson testified in front of the Senate to defend Kavanaugh during his confirmation hearings.

Here is a list of some of the anti-choice judges Collins has backed in the past few months alone:

To see more about Collins’ role in overturning Roe and her continued backing of anti-abortion judges at CollinsDoomedRoe.com.

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