Thomas Massie Congress

GOP, Trump and Massie

After Trump's call for Massie defeat, outside groups spending $5M to try ousting him

Outside groups are already spending more than $5 million in hopes of unseating GOP Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky in a May primary after President Trump called for his defeat.

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Trump goes after Rep. Thomas Massie in Kentucky congressman's district

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Trump bashes GOP nemesis Thomas Massie on his home turf

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Trump visits Ohio and Kentucky to downplay Iran war’s effect on economy and target a GOP antagonist

President Donald Trump is visiting Ohio and Kentucky on Wednesday to argue that his policies can steady an economy facing shock waves from the war on Iran and to try to defeat one of the few congressi...

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Trump touts Iran ‘excursion,’ hits GOP’s Massie in first rally since launching strikes

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Iran war gives Massie a primary opening as Trump drops into his district

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Trump’s Power Play to Make Thomas Massie Submit Backfires — After the Congressman Reveals the Threatening Phone Call and Refuses to Bow

Rep. Thomas Massie has earned the ill-tempered wrath of Donald Trump ever since he voted against the president’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” Act last July. […]

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Massie calls Trump rally 'a sad attempt' to boost opponent's campaign

President Donald Trump railed on U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie during a visit to Northern Kentucky. Here's what Massie said in response.

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Who's 'the worst person'? Trump trashes maverick Massie on visit to his state

Trump called Rep. Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican, a 'disaster' who voted against key initiatives such as tax cuts and the war on Iran.

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Kentucky politicians react to Trump visit. Here's what they said

Kentucky politicians, including Rand Paul, Andy Beshear, and Andy Barr, reacted to Donald Trump's visit to the state.

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Thomas Massie, in national spotlight, sounds confident at campaign launch

Rep. Thomas Massie talked like a candidate with a big polling lead at his 2026 campaign launch — but "a big lead can shrink to nothing," he warned.