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Posted on 05/17/2026 8:50:33 AM PDT by TBP
1. Voted against NDAA provisions for indefinite detention without trial. 2. Opposed FISA Section 702 reauthorizations lacking warrant requirements. 3. Sponsored amendments to defund NSA warrantless surveillance programs. 4. Cosponsored legislation to end bulk phone record collection by NSA. 5. Voted against Cyber Intelligence Sharing bills expanding corporate data sharing with government. 6. Introduced Surveillance Accountability Act requiring warrants for many searches. 7. Pushed for warrants on backdoor searches of Americans’ data. 8. Opposed weakening encryption standards for surveillance. 9. Cosponsored LIBERT-E Act for FISA court transparency. 10. Voted against Patriot Act extensions. 11. Sponsored bill to repeal parts of surveillance state apparatus. 12. Forced floor debate and votes on warrantless spying extensions. 13. Voted against multiple omnibus spending bills bloating government. 14. Opposed trillion-dollar COVID relief packages with minimal oversight. 15. Consistently voted against debt ceiling increases without reforms. 16. Fought against continuing resolutions hiding big spending. 17. Advocated ending federal involvement in endless wars. 18. Supported War Powers resolutions limiting unauthorized military action. 19. Voted against aid packages funding foreign conflicts without limits. 20. Pushed to withdraw unauthorized US forces abroad. 21. Voted against sanctions bills escalating tensions without Congress. 22. Opposed Iron Dome funding as foreign entanglement example. 23. Sponsored bills requiring congressional approval for military engagements. 24. Defended Second Amendment against gun control measures. 25. Voted against assault weapons bans. 26. Sponsored constitutional carry legislation. 27. Opposed red flag laws and due process erosions. 28. Introduced Safe Students Act to repeal Gun-Free School Zones Act. 29. Fought federal firearm registration and tracking efforts. 30. Supported bills protecting gun owners from medical marijuana bans. 31. Voted against most new federal regulations and agencies. 32. Cosponsored bill to abolish Department of Education. 33. Cosponsored legislation to eliminate EPA overreach. 34. Opposed net neutrality rules expanding government internet control. 35. Voted against For the People Act expanding federal election control. 36. Defended states’ rights against federal mandates. 37. Sponsored Interstate Milk Freedom Act for raw milk access. 38. Pushed PRIME Act for small meat processors and direct sales. 39. Introduced No Capital Gains Tax on Family Farms Act. 40. Sponsored No Immunity for Glyphosate Act protecting farmers. 41. Advocated fiscal responsibility and against inflation-driving bills. 42. Voted against Inflation Reduction Act. 43. Opposed Respect for Marriage Act expansions. 44. Consistently high Heritage Action scores for conservative/liberty votes. 45. Voted against massive appropriations bills. 46. Pushed transparency in government spending. 47. Opposed taxpayer funding for abortions domestically and abroad. 48. Sponsored pro-life legislation limiting federal funds. 49. Voted to defund Planned Parenthood in budgets. 50. Supported releasing Epstein files for government accountability. 51. Used discharge petition to force Epstein Files Transparency Act vote. 52. Opposed censorship resolutions and speech restrictions. 53. Voted against bills promoting compelled speech or boycotts. 54. Defended free speech on social media and platforms. 55. Introduced First Amendment Accountability Act. 56. Opposed Stolen Valor Act expansions. 57. Voted against Undetectable Firearms Act restrictions. 58. Criticized pseudoscience in policy (e.g., climate mandates). 59. Voted against Hong Kong/Uighur sanctions as ineffective escalations. 60. Opposed ALLIES Act expanding special visas without scrutiny. 61. Fought DACA-style amnesties and immigration expansions. 62. Supported election integrity measures like proof of citizenship (with caveats on rules). 63. Voted against weakening voter ID and safeguards. 64. Advocated ending federal marijuana prohibitions for states. 65. Sponsored bills protecting medical patients’ gun rights. 66. Opposed civil asset forfeiture expansions. 67. Pushed criminal justice reforms for due process. 68. Supported jury rights and against mandatory minimums in some cases. 69. Voted against qualified immunity expansions. 70. Introduced bills allowing suits against officials for rights violations. 71. Opposed federal overreach in healthcare (ACA repeal efforts). 72. Fought vaccine mandates and liability shields. 73. Advocated school choice and local education control. 74. Opposed federal land grabs and property rights erosions. 75. Supported property rights in regulatory takings cases. 76. Voted against eminent domain abuses. 77. Pushed for audit of the Federal Reserve. 78. Opposed CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) surveillance state. 79. Sponsored bills against government digital currencies. 80. Defended privacy in financial transactions. 81. Opposed data broker loopholes for warrantless access. 82. Voted against facial recognition and license plate reader warrantless use. 83. Advocated ending no-knock warrants in federal cases. 84. Supported body camera and accountability measures. 85. Opposed qualified immunity blanket protections. 86. Pushed for term limits and congressional reforms. 87. Voted against Speaker rules enabling unchecked power. 88. Broke with party on Boehner/Johnson leadership when needed. 89. Named “Mr. No” for frequent votes protecting liberty. 90. Sponsored bills for hemp and agricultural freedom. 91. Fought against glyphosate liability shields harming farmers. 92. Advocated free market in energy vs. subsidies. 93. Opposed green energy foreign subsidies. 94. Supported innovation and patent rights as inventor himself. 95. Voted against IP expansions favoring big corporations. 96. Defended right to repair and against regulatory barriers. 97. Opposed FDA overreach on supplements and choices. 98. Pushed for transparency in intelligence community. 99. Consistently ranked as top liberty defender by groups tracking votes. 100. Served as independent constitutional voice since 2012, often sole “no” vote on rights erosions.
Massie’s record emphasizes the Constitution, limited government, and individual liberties over party lines. For full voting history, check his official site or http://Congress.gov.
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Massie is the only true constitutional conservative in the House. However he’s not blindly loyal to Trump so he has to go right?
Gallrein campaigns as a MAGA warrior, yet he left the Republican Party after Donald Trump’s nomination and did not return until after Joe Biden’s election. Meanwhile, Massie was publicly defending President Trump during both impeachment fights.
Massie consistently votes to reduce the size, scope, and power of government -- exactly what MAGA voters said they wanted from Washington. He opposes bloated spending bills, unchecked surveillance, endless foreign entanglements, and expansions of federal authority no matter who proposes them.
The problem with Congress is not that we have too many independent-minded representatives like Thomas Massie. It is that we do not have four hundred more of them. However he now kisses Trump’s rear so he’s great right?
Here is the bottom line: you and I will be less free with Gallrein in Congress than with Massie in Congress.
He voted for the largest tax increase in US history.
Anyone can vote, did his vote ever make a difference?
The hero of libertarian fools
Exactly
1. Voted against NDAA provisions for indefinite detention without trial.
2. Opposed FISA Section 702 reauthorizations lacking warrant requirements.
3. Sponsored amendments to defund NSA warrantless surveillance programs.
4. Cosponsored legislation to end bulk phone record collection by NSA.
5. Voted against Cyber Intelligence Sharing bills expanding corporate data sharing with government.
6. Introduced Surveillance Accountability Act requiring warrants for many searches.
7. Pushed for warrants on backdoor searches of Americans’ data.
8. Opposed weakening encryption standards for surveillance.
9. Cosponsored LIBERT-E Act for FISA court transparency. 10. Voted against Patriot Act extensions.
11. Sponsored bill to repeal parts of surveillance state apparatus.
12. Forced floor debate and votes on warrantless spying extensions.
13. Voted against multiple omnibus spending bills bloating government.
14. Opposed trillion-dollar COVID relief packages with minimal oversight.
15. Consistently voted against debt ceiling increases without reforms.
16. Fought against continuing resolutions hiding big spending.
17. Advocated ending federal involvement in endless wars.
18. Supported War Powers resolutions limiting unauthorized military action.
19. Voted against aid packages funding foreign conflicts without limits.
20. Pushed to withdraw unauthorized US forces abroad.
21. Voted against sanctions bills escalating tensions without Congress.
22. Opposed Iron Dome funding as foreign entanglement example.br> 23. Sponsored bills requiring congressional approval for military engagements.
24. Defended Second Amendment against gun control measures.
25. Voted against assault weapons bans.
26. Sponsored constitutional carry legislation.
27. Opposed red flag laws and due process erosions.
28. Introduced Safe Students Act to repeal Gun-Free School Zones Act.
29. Fought federal firearm registration and tracking efforts.
30. Supported bills protecting gun owners from medical marijuana bans.
31. Voted against most new federal regulations and agencies.
32. Cosponsored bill to abolish Department of Education.
33. Cosponsored legislation to eliminate EPA overreach.
34. Opposed net neutrality rules expanding government internet control.
35. Voted against For the People Act expanding federal election control.
36. Defended states’ rights against federal mandates.
37. Sponsored Interstate Milk Freedom Act for raw milk access.
38. Pushed PRIME Act for small meat processors and direct sales.
39. Introduced No Capital Gains Tax on Family Farms Act.
40. Sponsored No Immunity for Glyphosate Act protecting farmers.
41. Advocated fiscal responsibility and against inflation-driving bills.
42. Voted against Inflation Reduction Act.
43. Opposed Respect for Marriage Act expansions.
44. Consistently high Heritage Action scores for conservative/liberty votes.
45. Voted against massive appropriations bills.
46. Pushed transparency in government spending.
47. Opposed taxpayer funding for abortions domestically and abroad.
48. Sponsored pro-life legislation limiting federal funds.
49. Voted to defund Planned Parenthood in budgets.
50. Supported releasing Epstein files for government accountability.
51. Used discharge petition to force Epstein Files Transparency Act vote.
52. Opposed censorship resolutions and speech restrictions.
53. Voted against bills promoting compelled speech or boycotts.
54. Defended free speech on social media and platforms.
55. Introduced First Amendment Accountability Act.
56. Opposed Stolen Valor Act expansions.
57. Voted against Undetectable Firearms Act restrictions.
58. Criticized pseudoscience in policy (e.g., climate mandates).
59. Voted against Hong Kong/Uighur sanctions as ineffective escalations.
60. Opposed ALLIES Act expanding special visas without scrutiny.
61. Fought DACA-style amnesties and immigration expansions.
62. Supported election integrity measures like proof of citizenship (with caveats on rules).
63. Voted against weakening voter ID and safeguards.
64. Advocated ending federal marijuana prohibitions for states.
65. Sponsored bills protecting medical patients’ gun rights.
66. Opposed civil asset forfeiture expansions.
67. Pushed criminal justice reforms for due process.
68. Supported jury rights and against mandatory minimums in some cases.
69. Voted against qualified immunity expansions.
70. Introduced bills allowing suits against officials for rights violations.
71. Opposed federal overreach in healthcare (ACA repeal efforts).
72. Fought vaccine mandates and liability shields.
73. Advocated school choice and local education control.
74. Opposed federal land grabs and property rights erosions.
75. Supported property rights in regulatory takings cases.
76. Voted against eminent domain abuses.
77. Pushed for audit of the Federal Reserve.
78. Opposed CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) surveillance state.
79. Sponsored bills against government digital currencies.
80. Defended privacy in financial transactions.
81. Opposed data broker loopholes for warrantless access.
82. Voted against facial recognition and license plate reader warrantless use.
83. Advocated ending no-knock warrants in federal cases.
84. Supported body camera and accountability measures.
85. Opposed qualified immunity blanket protections.
86. Pushed for term limits and congressional reforms.
87. Voted against Speaker rules enabling unchecked power.
88. Broke with party on Boehner/Johnson leadership when needed.
89. Named “Mr. No” for frequent votes protecting liberty.
90. Sponsored bills for hemp and agricultural freedom.
91. Fought against glyphosate liability shields harming farmers.
92. Advocated free market in energy vs. subsidies.
93. Opposed green energy foreign subsidies.
94. Supported innovation and patent rights as inventor himself.
95. Voted against IP expansions favoring big corporations.
96. Defended right to repair and against regulatory barriers.
97. Opposed FDA overreach on supplements and choices.
98. Pushed for transparency in intelligence community.
99. Consistently ranked as top liberty defender by groups tracking votes.
100. Served as independent constitutional voice since 2012, often sole “no” vote on rights erosions.
Taht is a falsehood spread by the RINOs.
Is that his fault? It’s his fault that we don’t vhe 400 mroe freedom-loving members?
If Massie somehow was President, instead of Trump, what do you think he would have done differently. There is this thing called “The Real World”, and it’s really easy when you are just a lowly Congressmen to shoot off your mouth, but he doesn’t know one-tenth of the things Trump found out, once Trump got into the White House.
1. Voted against NDAA provisions for indefinite detention without trial.
2. Opposed FISA Section 702 reauthorizations lacking warrant requirements.
3. Sponsored amendments to defund NSA warrantless surveillance programs.
4. Cosponsored legislation to end bulk phone record collection by NSA.
5. Voted against Cyber Intelligence Sharing bills expanding corporate data sharing with government.
6. Introduced Surveillance Accountability Act requiring warrants for many searches.
7. Pushed for warrants on backdoor searches of Americans’ data.
8. Opposed weakening encryption standards for surveillance.
9. Cosponsored LIBERT-E Act for FISA court transparency.
10. Voted against Patriot Act extensions.
11. Sponsored bill to repeal parts of surveillance state apparatus.
12. Forced floor debate and votes on warrantless spying extensions.
13. Voted against multiple omnibus spending bills bloating government.
14. Opposed trillion-dollar COVID relief packages with minimal oversight.
15. Consistently voted against debt ceiling increases without reforms.
16. Fought against continuing resolutions hiding big spending.
17. Advocated ending federal involvement in endless wars.
18. Supported War Powers resolutions limiting unauthorized military action.
19. Voted against aid packages funding foreign conflicts without limits.
20. Pushed to withdraw unauthorized US forces abroad.
21. Voted against sanctions bills escalating tensions without Congress.
22. Opposed Iron Dome funding as foreign entanglement example.
23. Sponsored bills requiring congressional approval for military engagements.
24. Defended Second Amendment against gun control measures.
25. Voted against assault weapons bans.
26. Sponsored constitutional carry legislation.
27. Opposed red flag laws and due process erosions.
28. Introduced Safe Students Act to repeal Gun-Free School Zones Act.
29. Fought federal firearm registration and tracking efforts.
30. Supported bills protecting gun owners from medical marijuana bans.
31. Voted against most new federal regulations and agencies.
32. Cosponsored bill to abolish Department of Education.
33. Cosponsored legislation to eliminate EPA overreach.
34. Opposed net neutrality rules expanding government internet control.
35. Voted against For the People Act expanding federal election control.
36. Defended states’ rights against federal mandates.
37. Sponsored Interstate Milk Freedom Act for raw milk access.
38. Pushed PRIME Act for small meat processors and direct sales.
39. Introduced No Capital Gains Tax on Family Farms Act.
40. Sponsored No Immunity for Glyphosate Act protecting farmers.
41. Advocated fiscal responsibility and against inflation-driving bills.
42. Voted against Inflation Reduction Act.
43. Opposed Respect for Marriage Act expansions.
44. Consistently high Heritage Action scores for conservative/liberty votes.
45. Voted against massive appropriations bills.
46. Pushed transparency in government spending.
47. Opposed taxpayer funding for abortions domestically and abroad.
48. Sponsored pro-life legislation limiting federal funds.
49. Voted to defund Planned Parenthood in budgets.
50. Supported releasing Epstein files for government accountability.
51. Used discharge petition to force Epstein Files Transparency Act vote.
52. Opposed censorship resolutions and speech restrictions.
53. Voted against bills promoting compelled speech or boycotts.
54. Defended free speech on social media and platforms.
55. Introduced First Amendment Accountability Act.
56. Opposed Stolen Valor Act expansions.
57. Voted against Undetectable Firearms Act restrictions.
58. Criticized pseudoscience in policy (e.g., climate mandates).
59. Voted against Hong Kong/Uighur sanctions as ineffective escalations.
60. Opposed ALLIES Act expanding special visas without scrutiny.
61. Fought DACA-style amnesties and immigration expansions.
62. Supported election integrity measures like proof of citizenship (with caveats on rules).
63. Voted against weakening voter ID and safeguards.
64. Advocated ending federal marijuana prohibitions for states.
65. Sponsored bills protecting medical patients’ gun rights.
66. Opposed civil asset forfeiture expansions.
67. Pushed criminal justice reforms for due process.
68. Supported jury rights and against mandatory minimums in some cases.
69. Voted against qualified immunity expansions.
70. Introduced bills allowing suits against officials for rights violations.
71. Opposed federal overreach in healthcare (ACA repeal efforts).
72. Fought vaccine mandates and liability shields.
73. Advocated school choice and local education control.
74. Opposed federal land grabs and property rights erosions.
75. Supported property rights in regulatory takings cases.
76. Voted against eminent domain abuses.
77. Pushed for audit of the Federal Reserve.
78. Opposed CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) surveillance state.
79. Sponsored bills against government digital currencies.
80. Defended privacy in financial transactions.
81. Opposed data broker loopholes for warrantless access.
82. Voted against facial recognition and license plate reader warrantless use.
83. Advocated ending no-knock warrants in federal cases.
84. Supported body camera and accountability measures.
85. Opposed qualified immunity blanket protections.
86. Pushed for term limits and congressional reforms.
87. Voted against Speaker rules enabling unchecked power.
88. Broke with party on Boehner/Johnson leadership when needed.
89. Named “Mr. No” for frequent votes protecting liberty.
90. Sponsored bills for hemp and agricultural freedom.
91. Fought against glyphosate liability shields harming farmers.
92. Advocated free market in energy vs. subsidies.
93. Opposed green energy foreign subsidies.
94. Supported innovation and patent rights as inventor himself.
95. Voted against IP expansions favoring big corporations.
96. Defended right to repair and against regulatory barriers.
97. Opposed FDA overreach on supplements and choices.
98. Pushed for transparency in intelligence community.
99. Consistently ranked as top liberty defender by groups tracking votes.
100. Served as independent constitutional voice since 2012, often sole “no” vote on rights erosions.
Massie’s record emphasizes the Constitution, limited government, and individual liberties over party lines. For full voting history, check his official site or http://Congress.gov.
"(Thomas Massie) is the one Republican you can respect right now." - Joy Behar, The View
Ok Hillary. Guy is on record voting against the BBB, which is a vote for the largest tax increase in history. No spinning that.
In protecting us from Trumpism it suggests he’s keeping us from going the fascist route. I’d support him if the gop was fascist. He’s suggesting we’re no different than Mamdani’s smile. Come on.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4369035/posts
Flashback: Thomas Massie receives and accepts Quincy Award from Iran lobbyist
Rep Thomas Massie receiving the Quincy award from Trita Parsi, an actual Iranian lobbyist, alongside progressive Democrat Ro Khanna.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trita_Parsi
Trita Parsi (Persian: تریتا پارسی) is an Iranian-born Swedish writer and political analyst who is the co-founder and executive vice president of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. He is also the founder and former president of the National Iranian American Council, which lobbies for stances on behalf of, and aligned with, Islamic Republic of Iran.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4367036/posts Thomas Massie calls Trump presidency the ‘Epstein administration’
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4367527/posts (Massie) admitted in a recent interview that he once offered Republican leaders his vote IN EXCHANGE for a public expression of gratitude for his role in forcing the disclosure of the federal government’s Jeffrey Epstein files.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4367330/posts Massie’s vote was contingent on whether or not Speaker Mike Johnson would publicly praise him for releasing the Epstein files. “This is a literal quote from Thomas Massie’s interview with Politico. “Praise me publicly and I’ll vote the way you want.”
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4363806/posts
Politics Strange Bedfellows: Meet the PAC Working to Reelect Thomas Massie—And Partnering With the DSA to Fight ICE The embattled Kentucky congressman traveled to Pennsylvania to meet with IPAC around the time its founder wrote his campaign a check. Thomas Massie poses with IPAC chairman Rafed Aljoboury
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4363639/posts
Kentucky’s Massie joins Dems in refusing to vote to fund ICE as US House passes 4 spending bills
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4315688/posts
Lone Republican becomes only lawmaker to vote against crackdown on human organ trafficking (Massie)
A bill aimed at cracking down on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its practice of forced organ harvesting passed with overwhelming support on Wednesday – though one House lawmaker voted against it.
Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., was the lone Republican to oppose the Stop Forced Organ Harvesting Act, which passed 406-1.
“It’s just another example of us trying to stick our nose in another country’s business and write their laws,” Massie told Fox News Digital after the vote. “And at the end of the day, they’re gonna do what they’re gonna do, and it’s just sort of a virtue signal over here.”
...
But his pushback is also notable now given his status as an open critic of Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and at times, of President Donald Trump.
The bill was introduced by Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., and would authorize the Secretary of State to deny U.S. passports and visitor visas to people involved in organ trafficking circles.
It would also call for sanctions on entities and individuals found to have participated in the gruesome illicit industry.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4324812/posts
‘Mofo...in the White House’: Jasmine Crockett attacks Trump, praises Massie in anti-Iran strike rant
‘There’s only one Republican that I know I can count on for sure doing the right thing,’ Rep Crockett says in a new video
Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, launched another tirade against President Donald Trump over the weekend, while offering rare praise for one of her House GOP colleagues who is currently at odds with the commander in chief.
The Democratic firebrand took to Instagram Live late Saturday to criticize Trump’s strikes on Iran, while giving a “shout out” to Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., over his bipartisan resolution to rein in the president’s ability to conduct such operations.
“So long story short, for those of you that are unaware, the mofo that resides in the White House has unilaterally, in my estimation, declared war,” Crockett said in the video.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4325539/posts
Massie bucks GOP leadership again on Adam Schiff censure vote, draws conservative ire
Conservatives are conveying anger with northern Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie over his vote to oppose a resolution censuring California Rep. Adam Schiff, a favorite boogeyman of Republicans. Massie joined 19 other House Republicans in defecting from party leadership from condemning Schiff for championing the investigatory onslaught against former President Donald Trump. Combined with unanimous Democratic opposition, the measure failed, surprising even Schiff. The libertarian-leaning Massie claimed the resolution was unconstitutional for a clause that instructed Schiff should be fined $16 million if the House Ethics Committee found he “lied, made representations and abused sensitive information.” “Allowing a majority of Congress to take $16 million (92 years of pay) from any member of Congress is shortsighted,” Massie tweeted again of the Wednesday evening vote. “Can we not imagine a time when this precedent would be used against conservatives? Fortunately it failed.” Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, a Florida freshman, said Massie was “making misrepresentations about the bill” she authored. A band of pro-Trump political figures went even further, casting doubts about Massie’s reasoning and calling for his defeat. Massie has endorsed Trump rival, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. “Not only is he being duplicitous, partisan and moronic about his choice – he’s straight up lying about the Constitution to achieve his political end goals. Sick,” wrote Raheem Kassam, a British political activist and editor in chief of The National Pulse.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4368882/posts
Thomas Massie seems to suggest action against Iran was to distract from Epstein
One of the least reliable Republican votes:
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/house-mavericks-defied-own-parties-more-than-anyone-else-2025
“He has voted against a majority of Republicans on 73 occasions or 22.3% of the time in the 119th Congress and was just one of two Republicans to oppose the final passage of Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Massie+voted+with+party+77%25+of+the+time+2025&t=h_&ia=web
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In 2025, Representative Thomas Massie voted with the majority of his party 77% of the time, indicating he often aligned with Republican positions but also broke ranks on several occasions. This voting pattern reflects his independent conservative stance within the party.
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Thomas Massie’s Voting Record in 2025
Overview
In 2025, Representative Thomas Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, demonstrated a notable voting pattern in the U.S. House of Representatives. He voted with his party approximately 77% of the time.
Dissenting Votes
Despite his overall alignment with the Republican Party, Massie was among a small group of lawmakers who frequently broke ranks. His dissent rate was significant
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/4378587/posts Massie on Tucker promoted another lie based on Pallywood [fake screenshot, messy m-falsehood]
The BBB was an ominbus that increased spending and debt. Massie has been a consistent supporter of tax cuts.
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