Cassidy v. Trump Isn’t Much of a Fight

Scott McKay, The American Spectator

The Bill Cassidys, Mitt Romneys and Liz Cheneys of the world are not the leaders of the Republican Party; in fact, few of them will even be in public office after they next face the voters. Mitt Romney admitted last week he represents a tiny minority within the party. And Mitch McConnell, who provoked a nasty war of words with Trump after attempting to straddle the fence on impeachment, was forced to admit that he would surely back Trump in 2024 were he the party’s nominee.