Cassidy on Trump meeting: ‘I’m not going to be bullied into silence’

Sen. Bill Cassidy stood his ground after a heated exchange with President Trump during a Capitol meeting, refusing to be intimidated into silence over his vote to limit the president's war powers in Iran. This clash underscores the growing tension within the GOP ranks over foreign policy decisions. It’s significant because it shows a Republican senator openly defying Trump, highlighting potential fractures in party unity on critical national security issues. Cassidy's defiance suggests a possible shift in how some lawmakers are willing to challenge the president, even in contentious matters.