Bob Casey looks back on two decades in the Senate -- and to a future without Trump on the ballot

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : But obviously, for probably a variety of reasons, President Trump had his strongest performance ever in Pennsylvania of the three races and got about 50%.NBC NEWS:
62% : And at the time, President Trump was very clear about that.
62% : In my time in the Senate, I was able to work with three different senators, two Republicans, one Democrat, to confirm 51 federal judges, most of those being district court judges who will serve for life.
56% : Well, I think we'll know a lot more over time, but obviously, when President Trump was running as strong as he ran, that was going to, and it did, affect the results all across the ticket.
50% : I mentioned a few of these overarching pieces of legislation that I played a role in passing, part of a team that did it, whether it was the Affordable Care Act or the American Rescue Plan, the infrastructure bill, the Inflation Reduction Act, which allowed us to make investments to combat climate change, but also to cap the cost of prescription drugs and do so many other things.
34% : In fact, he thinks the factor that will help them the most is not having to face Trump on the ballot again.
17% : And one of them [is] Donald Trump will not be a candidate for president. ...

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