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Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana lost his bid for reelection in the Republican primary earlier this month. He came in third behind a Trump-endorsed challenger, Rep. Julia Letlow, and Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming, who advanced to a June runoff. Political observers have portrayed Cassidy’s defeat as proof of President Donald Trump’s continued grip over the GOP and a cautionary tale of faltering, principled dissent.
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