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Posted on 06/26/2025 5:43:39 PM PDT by NoLibZone
The troll farms will love this.
Justine Crockett
Massie fatigue is a real thing
Can those who support Massie tell me what he has done to improve the quality of life for people in Kentucky?
Great, now can we get a SuperPac to primary Brian Fitzpatrick too?
Pennsylvania needs a MAGA congresscritter, not a RINO.
Collins is the only one that actually represents a left of center state and has never claimed to be a conservative. The way RedEaglePolitics put it - she an “authentic RINO”
GE thinks Kentucky is a great place to make washing machines instead of China the story in today’s news summary...
https://nextrushfree.blogspot.com/2025/06/news-summary-intelligence-report_26.html
Notice how that doesn’t happen and will never happen IMHO.
Massie was nothing more than a useless sideshow when the GOP had a larger majority in the House. They'd be better served by focusing their energy and money on beating Democrats rather than displacing this guy.
I suspect Massie represents the wealthiest House district in all of Kentucky — dominated by the suburbs of both Cincinnati and Louisville.
We can do both. The fight against Massie will be early next year during the primaries. There will be plenty of time remaining to focus on the Democrats for the general election.
The difference between us and them.
We set up a PAC and primary those who sabotage our work.
If Massie had stood up against Obama or Clinton, he would commit suicide by tapping himself in the back of the head twice.
Or be thrown out of a helicopter.
Or be in an airplane crash.
Or fall out of a upper story window.
Or accidentally hit his gym equipment.
Or be taken to court for 47 felonies that weren’t even crimes.
Or...
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It’s not just a question of time. It’s a matter of money, and sending the absolutely wrong message to grassroots supporters.
From ChatGPT
There’s no indication that Representative Thomas Massie had anything to do with GE Appliances’ decision to invest roughly $490 million and relocate washing machine production to Kentucky. The move is part of GE’s broader strategy to “reshore” manufacturing by bringing production closer to its U.S. headquarters in Louisville—largely for logistical efficiency, automation benefits, and in response to federal tariffs on Chinese goods . Governors and local leaders such as Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg were actively involved and publicly praised the decision .
I see nothing wrong with the message. Based on JayGalt’s reporting,
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4325536/posts?page=33#33
Massie is unpopular in his own district. But we’ve seen unpopular candidates get re-elected in the past when there’s not a strong and/or unified opposition candidate. Trump is helping the opposition in order to help it succeed. That’s a great message to send to the grassroots opposition to Massie in his own district as well as to the MAGA base around the country.
The state of Kentucky has a low cost of living unlike Washington DC and the counties of Maryland and Virginia that surround it.
That GE plant is just the beginning for that state and Massie’s district will get its share.
Definately rand paul.....
rand is probably in media doing interviews or articles twice a day, blabbing his big mouth about how he opposes the budget bill and opposing Trump on the border and border security
murkowsky, bless her heart, will likely die in office the way alaska set up ranked choice voting to keep her in office.
Trump needs votes to pass things, and rand paul doesn’t do anything except for special interest....
“Kentucky is not a Conservative gimme state.”
Yes, but Massie’s district is a gimme district. 51% republican, 35% dem.
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