Rep. Golden accused of minimizing threats posed by second Trump presidency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : "Drew and other leaders said they believed Golden minimized how much a second Trump presidency could threaten reproductive, immigrant and LGBTQ+ rights, as well as public education and health care.
40% : Decision Desk HQ estimates that Trump has a 94% chance of winning Maine's Second District, which means that Golden needs to secure the votes of at least some Trump supporters to retain his seat.
35% : "Republican leaders in Congress want to cut Medicare and Social Security, roll back health care, and pass nationwide bans on abortion and IVF," the spokesperson said.
33% : "I don't know if he actually believes he'll be fine if Trump wins."
31% : Gia Drew, executive director of the statewide LGBTQ+ rights organization Equality Maine, said it's irresponsible for Golden "to talk about Trump in this way, or even to diminish how negatively impactful another Trump administration would be on so many different communities, which include folks here in Maine.
24% : Since President Joe Biden's much-criticized debate performance last month, he has faced questions about his capacity to govern as well as his ability to successfully campaign against Trump.

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