As former President Donald Trump’s influence over the Republican party continues be drained by poor election results and a growing amount of pending state and federal criminal cases, his attempt to take credit for the passing of Kevin McCarthy (R-California) into the role of Speaker of the House has been quickly rebuffed by several in the GOP. “President Trump had no influence on the votes, myself or any of my colleagues,” Bob Good (R-Virginia), one of the last holdouts from the Freedom Caucus, told ABC News. “Saturday morning, it became clear that it was inevitable that Mr. McCarthy was going…