Missouri’s GOP Senate primary could hinge on a DC intraparty squabble. Here’s why

WASHINGTON — On Monday, former President Donald Trump’s super PAC sent out an email.

This is common for the Twitterless Trump, who uses his PAC to share articles he likes, send out statements about things he doesn’t and — most important for the crowded field of Republican candidates running for U.S. Senate in Missouri — share his endorsements.

“ICYMI:” it said. “Exclusive–Greitens: The U.S. Senate Doesn’t Just Need More Fighters, It Needs New Leadership When Republicans Reclaim the Majority.”