The WORST Senator In The U.S. Senate? President Trump Calls Out Yet Another RINO

Loyalty matters, it is one of the most important things in life.

If someone extends a helping hand or helps us, we should remain steadfast to that person and do them a solid.

Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) successfully campaigned on the Trump brand name, but since then, the Senator has become vociferously anti-Trump.

Cassidy refuses to commit to voting for President Trump, and he constantly throws barbs at the former President, hinting that he is an embarrassment to the country.

In response, the 45th President posted this statement regarding Cassidy’s lack of loyalty to Truth Social:

The Hill featured one instance of Cassidy airing his anti-Trump stance:

Last month, Cassidy doubled down against Trump’s rhetoric surrounding the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection after the former president said he would be willing to “free” some of those convicted of crimes committed during the riots.

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“We’re a nation of laws,” Cassidy said during an interview last month with NBC News’s “Meet The Press.”

“Those folks were convicted. Many times, they pled guilty. If you plead guilty…obviously you’re not a patriot.”

The Senator from Louisiana has been attacking the former President since last year and still won’t commit to voting for President Trump in 2024.

GOP Sen. Bill Cassidy on Trump's rally in Ohio: "The general tone of the speech is why many Americans continue to wonder, should President Trump be president?"" pic.twitter.com/gLmSOuPInH

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 17, 2024

RINO Bill Cassidy:

"President Trump is going to have a hard time in the swing states, which means he cannot win a general election." pic.twitter.com/kqxblSELYS

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) May 21, 2023

Washington Examiner featured this direct quote from Cassidy:

“The best thing going for Donald Trump running for president is that he’s running against Joe Biden, about whom many people also have reservations,” he continued.

“And frankly, that’s why people are considering third parties. So it’s a sorry state of affairs.”