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Louisiana Sen Bill Cassidy Regrets Trump Impeachment Vote
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- Republican Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana voted to convict former President Donald Trump in February 2021.
- Cassidy lost his seat in a recent primary election after Trump endorsed an opponent.
- Cassidy expressed no regrets about his impeachment vote, stating he felt 'great' about upholding the Constitution.
- Cassidy was one of seven Republicans to vote for Trump's conviction.
- Cassidy hinted at potential future criticisms of Trump but refrained from direct condemnation.
