Did Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins say of President Donald Trump, "Yes, I said that I wouldn't endorse him but that doesn't mean I don't fully support him." No No record of this statement can be found,.
but she refused to endorse Trump and came out in opposition to him over the summer. And over the weekend, after Trump's sexually aggressive comments in a 2005 recording were published, she said he is "unsuitable for the presidency." Did Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins say of President Donald Trump, "Yes, I said that I wouldn't endorse him but that doesn't mean I don't fully support him."? No No record of this statement can be found,.
but she refused to endorse Trump and came out in opposition to him over the summer. And over the weekend, after Trump's sexually aggressive comments in a 2005 recording were published, she said he is "unsuitable for the presidency." Where did this claim originate from? A Facebook post What has Facebook labelled the claim post? False Information. Checked by independent fact-checkers. Why does Facebook classify some posts as 'false information'? Flagging of false news may indeed have an effect on reducing false news sharing intentions by diminishing the credibility of misleading information.
Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins said of President Donald Trump, "Yes, I said that I wouldn't endorse him but that doesn't mean I don't fully support him."
Based on the provided evidence, which option from the following: Options: 

 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking is true?

Claim: Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins said of President Donald Trump, "Yes, I said that I wouldn't endorse him but that doesn't mean I don't fully support him."

Evidence: Did Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins say of President Donald Trump, "Yes, I said that I wouldn't endorse him but that doesn't mean I don't fully support him." No No record of this statement can be found,.
but she refused to endorse Trump and came out in opposition to him over the summer. And over the weekend, after Trump's sexually aggressive comments in a 2005 recording were published, she said he is "unsuitable for the presidency." Did Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins say of President Donald Trump, "Yes, I said that I wouldn't endorse him but that doesn't mean I don't fully support him."? No No record of this statement can be found,.
but she refused to endorse Trump and came out in opposition to him over the summer. And over the weekend, after Trump's sexually aggressive comments in a 2005 recording were published, she said he is "unsuitable for the presidency." Where did this claim originate from? A Facebook post What has Facebook labelled the claim post? False Information. Checked by independent fact-checkers. Why does Facebook classify some posts as 'false information'? Flagging of false news may indeed have an effect on reducing false news sharing intentions by diminishing the credibility of misleading information.


refuted
Based on the provided evidence, which option from the following: Options: 

 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking is true?

Claim: Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins said of President Donald Trump, "Yes, I said that I wouldn't endorse him but that doesn't mean I don't fully support him."

Evidence: Did Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins say of President Donald Trump, "Yes, I said that I wouldn't endorse him but that doesn't mean I don't fully support him." No No record of this statement can be found,.
but she refused to endorse Trump and came out in opposition to him over the summer. And over the weekend, after Trump's sexually aggressive comments in a 2005 recording were published, she said he is "unsuitable for the presidency." Did Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins say of President Donald Trump, "Yes, I said that I wouldn't endorse him but that doesn't mean I don't fully support him."? No No record of this statement can be found,.
but she refused to endorse Trump and came out in opposition to him over the summer. And over the weekend, after Trump's sexually aggressive comments in a 2005 recording were published, she said he is "unsuitable for the presidency." Where did this claim originate from? A Facebook post What has Facebook labelled the claim post? False Information. Checked by independent fact-checkers. Why does Facebook classify some posts as 'false information'? Flagging of false news may indeed have an effect on reducing false news sharing intentions by diminishing the credibility of misleading information.


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