Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy censured by local Republican Party over impeachment vote, criticized by state GOP
Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy censured by Republican Party after impeachment vote By Sabrina Wilson | February 11, 2021 at 9:47 AM CST - Updated February 12 at 11:11 AM
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - United States Senator Bill Cassidy is facing criticism from the Republican Party for voting to continue the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump.
Cassidy was one of six Republicans to vote with Democrats in the senate that the trial is constitutional.
The resolution, which was unanimously adopted on Wed., Feb. 10, by the East Baton Rouge Republican Party says Cassidy’s vote “to allow the impeachment fiasco to continue was a betrayal of the people of Louisiana and a rebuke to those who supported President Trump and him.”
Donald Trump Jr. Has No Intention of Running for Office For Now
On 2/11/21 at 10:51 AM EST
Donald Trump Jr. said he had no intention of running for office right now, but did not completely rule out putting himself on the ballot in the future as his father s impeachment trial entered its second day on Wednesday.
Appearing on Newsmax last night, former President Donald Trump s eldest son said we ll see when his father s ex-press secretary Sean Spicer asked if he would be appearing on a ballot anytime soon.
Trump Jr. also said that he believed he could achieve more by not running for office, at least in the short term, so he could focus his attention on the Republican Party and the weaklings in the party who voted for his father s second impeachment.