Rumors are circulating inside Republican circles that allies of former President George W. Bush may be quietly preparing a bid to reclaim the GOP from Donald Trump’s influence.

Former Presidents George W. Bush and Joe Biden were in attendance, with Bush delivering a eulogy highlighting Dick Cheney's dedication. , US News, Times Now

Former President Joe Biden and all four living former vice presidents were in attendance for the memorial service at Washington National Cathedral.

Former President George W. Bush on Thursday praised his understudy of eight years as a “solid, reliable, and rare” figure who exuded integrity and loyalty, as he mourned the passing of former Vice President Dick Cheney at a packed memorial service at Washington, D.C.'s National Cathedral for the conservative icon.

Cheney's death highlights the waning of a more traditional, establishment-oriented version of the GOP that dominated for decades.

Vice President Vance Attends Breitbart News Event commented on the death of Vice President Dick Cheney. Vance stated the legacy of the Republican Party was a disaster until President Donald Trump came along.

Joe Biden, George Bush and every living former vice-president — Kamala Harris, Mike Pence, Al Gore and Dan Quayle — were in attendance, along with generals, foreign dignitaries and Supreme Court justices.

December 12: 1995: Then-Gov. George W. Bush (far right -- so young!) met with then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich and other Republican governors to discuss Medicaid: The above photo appears to be the exact moment when neither Gingrich nor Bush were unpopular ...