Sen. Bill Cassidy Criticizes Trump and Biden, Declines to Endorse Any Presidential Candidate

In a series of interviews, Cassidy expresses reservations about both Trump and Biden, emphasizing the need for a third-party option.

Sen. Bill Cassidy criticizes Donald Trump's rhetoric towards migrants and refuses to endorse him for the 2024 presidential race.
Cassidy highlights the 'sorry state of affairs' in the current political landscape, suggesting a third-party candidacy might be considered by voters.
Despite his refusal to endorse Trump, Cassidy vows to vote for a Republican in the upcoming presidential election.
Cassidy, who voted to impeach Trump after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, questions whether Trump would adhere to the Constitution if re-elected.
The senator's comments reflect widespread reservations about the presumptive nominees of both major parties, hinting at a potential shift towards third-party options.