Louisiana senator expressed disapproval of the former president, saying: ‘Is this a person we want to have an office?’
Louisiana’s Republican senator Bill Cassidy has issued new criticisms towards Donald Trump while calling the 2024 presidential race a “sorry state of affairs”.
Despite his criticisms towards Trump, Cassidy refrained from declaring outright whether he would endorse Trump as the Republican presidential nominee. Upon being pressed by Welker, Cassidy said, “You’re kind of beating a dead horse right now. I’ve been very explicit in what my answer is. And I’ve answered this in greater detail in times past. And so I’m just going to stay where I just said I plan to vote for a Republican for the presidency of the United States.
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