Trump Allies TARGET Cassidy in Primary

Senator Bill Cassidy just raised $1.6 million in the second quarter of 2025 to fight off two primary challengers who want to punish him for stabbing President Trump in the back during the 2021 impeachment circus.

At a Glance

• Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy is facing multiple GOP primary challengers ahead of his 2026 re-election, fueled by his 2021 vote to convict Trump.
• Cassidy raised $1.6 million in Q2 2025, signaling a serious fight to defend his seat against the party’s conservative base.
• The Louisiana Republican Party officially censured Cassidy for his anti-Trump vote.
• This primary battle represents the ongoing war between the Republican establishment and conservative, pro-Trump voters.

A RINO’s Betrayal Comes Home to Roost

Let’s be crystal clear about what happened. In 2021, Bill Cassidy, a sitting Republican senator from deep-red Louisiana, chose to side with the Democrats in their witch hunt against President Trump. He was one of only seven Republicans who voted to convict the president in the second impeachment trial. For this act of betrayal, the Louisiana Republican Party did the right thing and unanimously censured him.

Now, as he faces re-election in 2026, Senator Cassidy is facing the music. At least two serious Republican challengers have stepped up to give Louisiana voters a real conservative choice, not an establishment puppet who thinks he knows better than the people who elected him.

Former U.S. Rep. John Fleming, R-La., is making his case that he has a more conservative voting record and is more aligned with President Donald Trump as he tries to out incumbent Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., in next year’s Republican primaries.

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Money Can’t Erase a Record of Disloyalty

Sure, Cassidy is a powerful incumbent who can raise a lot of money. His campaign just announced a $1.6 million haul for the second quarter of 2025, a war chest built to fend off the conservative grassroots. But money doesn’t erase the memory of betrayal.

Louisiana Republicans remember who stood with them and who sold them out to score points with the Washington establishment and the fake news media. Cassidy’s record shows a man more concerned with his reputation at D.C. cocktail parties than with the values of hardworking Louisiana families.

The Battle for the Soul of the Louisiana GOP

This primary isn’t just about one senator’s political survival. It’s about whether the Republican Party will continue to be represented by weak-kneed establishment types who fold the moment the pressure gets intense. Louisiana deserves a senator who will fight for conservative principles, not someone who caves to the Democrats.

If Louisiana conservatives send Cassidy packing, it will serve as a warning to every other RINO in Washington that actions have consequences and voters have long memories. This is a battle for the soul of the Republican Party, and it’s playing out right now in the heart of the Pelican State.