Former President Donald Trump criticized Republican senators, including Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), for engaging with the White House and some Democrats for a bipartisan infrastructure deal. Last week, President Joe Biden said the White House came to an agreement with about a dozen Republican senators on a smaller $1.2 trillion infrastructure deal. Biden’s infrastructure proposals were resoundingly panned by Republicans, who said they’re too expansive and would grant more power to the federal government. “So sad to see certain RINO Republican Senators go back and forth to the White House and continually get nothing for infrastructure or anything else,” Trump said, referring to “Republicans in name only.” The former commander-in-chief, who has frequently criticized McConnell since leaving office, also targeted the Senate Republican leader amid the infrastructure talks. “When will they learn that they are being played with, and used by, the Radical Left,” Trump added, “and only bad …