FWTXAg said:

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Fire the quirky, capable, creative, and honest goober from the foothills of Kentucky and replace him with AIPAC's choice. MAGA

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Haha yeah maybe so. Compared to his coworkers though, come on…..

Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If you were to rank all of the Congressmen based on how much you would like 538 copies of them running Congress, I'd put Massie well within the top 5%. He's certainly got his flaws and this is not high praises considering ~50% is the cutoff to the anti-American D's (redundant, I know), but he's certainly not at the bottom of the GOP list.

People need to remember that when complaining about Massie that there is a significanly bigger issue and it's how the GOP and D's are often in cahoots together taking turns playing the roles of good/bad guys, or roles of majority do littles and minority campaign hard.

Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

Tea Party said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If you were to rank all of the Congressmen based on how much you would like 538 copies of them running Congress, I'd put Massie well within the top 5%. He's certainly got his flaws and this is not high praises considering ~50% is the cutoff to the anti-American D's (redundant, I know), but he's certainly not at the bottom of the GOP list.

People need to remember that when complaining about Massie that there is a significanly bigger issue and it's how the GOP and D's are often in cahoots together taking turns playing the roles of good/bad guys, or roles of majority do littles and minority campaign hard.

Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

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I think most honest people would admit that. It's just tough for them because Massie helped expose their perceived last great hope in Trump. It's going to be hard for them to forgive him for that.

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Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

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Then maybe he should help advance a conservative agenda. What he is doing is helping the democrats while telling you he's conservative. Stop listening to his lying lips and watch what he does.Anyone hanging out wih Tucker now is on the wrong side. Wake up.

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Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

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Then maybe he should help advance a conservative agenda. What he is doing is helping the democrats while telling you he's conservative. Stop listening to his lying lips and watch what he does.Anyone hanging out wih Tucker now is on the wrong side. Wake up.

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Re-read my second paragraph above. Your misguided complaint towards Massie should be directed at the GOP leaders that are not advancing a conservative agenda. Massie is but one fish in a big bucket of filth.

You are wanting Massie to move left so a moderate agenda can be advanced under the guise of conservativism, when you should be complaining about the left side of the GOP not wanting to compromise and move to the right.
Is the GOP a fiscally and socially conservative party or are they a big gov populist party that every now and then does something conservative?

And yes, I agree Massie going on Tucker's show was a dumb move by him.

Again, Massie is telling you one thing and doing another. His actions are consistent. His words are gaslighting. He's an enemy.

Tea Party said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If you were to rank all of the Congressmen based on how much you would like 538 copies of them running Congress, I'd put Massie well within the top 5%. He's certainly got his flaws and this is not high praises considering ~50% is the cutoff to the anti-American D's (redundant, I know), but he's certainly not at the bottom of the GOP list.

People need to remember that when complaining about Massie that there is a significanly bigger issue and it's how the GOP and D's are often in cahoots together taking turns playing the roles of good/bad guys, or roles of majority do littles and minority campaign hard.

Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

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Tea Party = Libertarian-centric = Massie

Holding true to your username is how you arrive at Massie is top 5%.

And its ironic that one of the impetuses of the GOP congress doing more is from antagonist like Massie voting D.

Ellis Wyatt said:

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Again, Massie is telling you one thing and doing another. His actions are consistent. His words are gaslighting. He's an enemy.

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Why don't you apply this complaint to the entire rest of Congress, including the GOP side? Why the sole focus on Massie?

Your statement is 99% accurate for just about every Congressman, but somehow people get fixated on Massie and ignore the bigger issue.

I don't think Massie is perfect, nor a firm Libertarian but rather a conservative with Libertarian tendencies at times no matter how much flown-the-coop ignores my comments and pretends it to be so. But I see how the bulk of Congress works and don't complain about the one person that also has flaws but is at least pulling the right direction. And if that direction goes against the moderate GOP when the GOP is in the majority, maybe the complaint should be with the GOP for wasting their majority being moderate when they should do more.

That's not siding with D's. That is refusing to settle for the pathetic nonsense our "conservative" GOP tries to feed us.

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That's not siding with D's. That is refusing to settle for the pathetic nonsense our "conservative" GOP tries to feed us.

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This is the equivalent of being an Aggie and asking who you would root for in the turkey day football game and Massie / Tea Party responding that they have to go with the sips because the play calling on offense for the Ags just hasn't been up to their expectations and the only way to make the point is to put on the burnt orange.

And then championing that you are the true Aggie wearing orange and cheering for the sips because you have... principles.

With these big continuing resolutions and huge bills, it's very easy to say that a congressman/senator voted FOR or AGAINST something. I believe that this is by design.

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Tea Party said:

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That's not siding with D's. That is refusing to settle for the pathetic nonsense our "conservative" GOP tries to feed us.

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This is the equivalent of being an Aggie and asking who you would root for in the turkey day football game and Massie / Tea Party responding that they have to go with the sips because the play calling on offense for the Ags just hasn't been up to their expectations and the only way to make the point is to put on the burnt orange.

And then championing that you are the true Aggie wearing orange and cheering for the sips because you have... principles.

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Well, thanks for making my point that you have absolutely no understanding of the big picture and are a party over policy voter if you boil the discussion down to a my team vs your team analogy. And saying GOP = Aggies implies we must support them no matter what, which is flawed and hopefully you can at least be honest with that.

The better analogy is somewhat ideological peers (GOP) wanting to play a game of footsy with their counterparts (D's) that share little to no idological overlap, and the fans wondering why they are playing footsy when they said they were going to play football. And a player on one team (Massie and others) saying this game of footsy is wrong and refuses to help his team be the footsy winner.

Refusing to help the GOP win in footsy vs the D's is not the same as being a D supporter, or even wanting to help the D's.

Tea Party said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If you were to rank all of the Congressmen based on how much you would like 538 copies of them running Congress, I'd put Massie well within the top 5%. He's certainly got his flaws and this is not high praises considering ~50% is the cutoff to the anti-American D's (redundant, I know), but he's certainly not at the bottom of the GOP list.

People need to remember that when complaining about Massie that there is a significanly bigger issue and it's how the GOP and D's are often in cahoots together taking turns playing the roles of good/bad guys, or roles of majority do littles and minority campaign hard.

Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

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Massie is just as much as the do-nothing congress as anyone. His shtick is that he plays it off as a libertarian or "constitution" excuse. In normal times no big deal. We're on the verge of no return and he always has an excuse to limit Republican power. It doesn't fly anymore.

Beat back democrats now or prepare for the gulags
There's no 3rd option.

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Tea Party said:

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That's not siding with D's. That is refusing to settle for the pathetic nonsense our "conservative" GOP tries to feed us.

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This is the equivalent of being an Aggie and asking who you would root for in the turkey day football game and Massie / Tea Party responding that they have to go with the sips because the play calling on offense for the Ags just hasn't been up to their expectations and the only way to make the point is to put on the burnt orange.

And then championing that you are the true Aggie wearing orange and cheering for the sips because you have... principles.

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Well, thanks for making my point that you have absolutely no understanding of the big picture and are a party over policy voter if you boil the discussion down to a my team vs your team analogy. And saying GOP = Aggies implies we must support them no matter what, which is flawed and hopefully you can at least be honest with that.

The better analogy is somewhat ideological peers (GOP) wanting to play a game of footsy with their counterparts (D's) that share little to no idological overlap, and the fans wondering why they are playing footsy when they said they were going to play football. And a player on one team (Massie and others) saying this game of footsy is wrong and refuses to help his team be the footsy winner.

Refusing to help the GOP win in footsy vs the D's is not the same as being a D supporter, or even wanting to help the D's.

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Those that suffer from TOS believe owning the libs if far more important than true fiscal conservative policies.

If you dont beat back dems and use power the whole country turns into California and game over.

Rand Paul whines about spending and puts on a little political theater every year about wasteful spending. Why didn't he expose the NGO / nonprofit DC money laundering scam? You know why....
Why hasn't Massie or Paul hired DataRepublican yet? She's the goat for exposing where the money goes.
All I care about is beating back democrats. They are useless doing that.

Why is Trump running up a $1 trillion deficit annually? Why aren't you holding him to the same standard you want to hold Paul and Massie to?

it is hilarious how this board wants to impose purity tests on Paul and Massie but will flip any and every long held belief the second Trump proposes something stupid and then pretend they have supported it all along.

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Why is Trump running up a $1 trillion deficit annually? Why aren't you holding him to the same standard you want to hold Paul and Massie to?

it is hilarious how this board wants to impose purity tests on Paul and Massie but will flip any and every long held belief the second Trump proposes something stupid and then pretend they have supported it all along.

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You are missing the big picture.

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AgDev01 said:

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Why is Trump running up a $1 trillion deficit annually? Why aren't you holding him to the same standard you want to hold Paul and Massie to?

it is hilarious how this board wants to impose purity tests on Paul and Massie but will flip any and every long held belief the second Trump proposes something stupid and then pretend they have supported it all along.

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You are missing the big picture.

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To bring this back to friendly discussion, I think most of us posting here see a similar big picture but with slight differences. However, we disagree on how to achieve said big picture. There are countless ways to achieve it all with varying degrees of difficulty and risk, but at least we are all aiming for a similar direction.

Some have blind faith that the GOP will suddenly start being conservative if we keep giving them the majority and shun anyone that strays off the plantation. This used to be the anti-Trump crowd before 2016, but now it's a strange mix of pro-Trump and those that want to go back to times before Trump as seen in Cornyn supporters. Weird bedfellows.

Others have moderate faith in the GOP but only if the people take risks in supporting bullish conservatives that aren't the typical go along to get along types. Massie, Rand, Cruz, DeSantis, Chip Roy, etc supporters fit here, including me though because of the people in the blind faith group above I'm starting to lean towards the following group.

Others have zero faith in the GOP and their supporters and want to take a wrecking ball to the whole system and hope for a better reset. If the D's keep pushing and the GOP won't put the effort in to right the ship, this might be the inevitable outcome of peaceful divorce.

Trump criticized Massie for getting remarried 16 months after his wife died.

Porn star banging and buying off Trump. Criticizing a man who's never had an affair about his marriage.

Trying to determine who's morally superior in this fight really isn't hard.

Trump's 2nd term had been disastrous. If he'd stuck with his campaign promises he'd be lock step with Massie right now.

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Why is Trump running up a $1 trillion deficit annually? Why aren't you holding him to the same standard you want to hold Paul and Massie to?

it is hilarious how this board wants to impose purity tests on Paul and Massie but will flip any and every long held belief the second Trump proposes something stupid and then pretend they have supported it all along.

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You are missing the big picture.

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To bring this back to friendly discussion, I think most of us posting here see a similar big picture but with slight differences. However, we disagree on how to achieve said big picture. There are countless ways to achieve it all with varying degrees of difficulty and risk, but at least we are all aiming for a similar direction.

Some have blind faith that the GOP will suddenly start being conservative if we keep giving them the majority and shun anyone that strays off the plantation. This used to be the anti-Trump crowd before 2016, but now it's a strange mix of pro-Trump and those that want to go back to times before Trump as seen in Cornyn supporters. Weird bedfellows.

Others have moderate faith in the GOP but only if the people take risks in supporting bullish conservatives that aren't the typical go along to get along types. Massie, Rand, Cruz, DeSantis, Chip Roy, etc supporters fit here, including me though because of the people in the blind faith group above I'm starting to lean towards the following group.

Others have zero faith in the GOP and their supporters and want to take a wrecking ball to the whole system and hope for a better reset. If the D's keep pushing and the GOP won't put the effort in to right the ship, this might be the inevitable outcome of peaceful divorce.

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We just saw what happened in Virginia.
Any republican who is not actively fighting democrats is suspect at this point.

As Cernovich said, Massie and Paul should just be podcasters, where they can whine and moan about issues without actually doing anything.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If Massie isn't putting America first, then who in the hell is? Is he perfect? I'd assume not, but he's more American than 99.999% of people in Washington.

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Massie is a Massie First because he is always about grandstanding but he call it being principled.

Farmer_J said:

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As Cernovich said, Massie and Paul should just be podcasters, where they can whine and moan about issues without actually doing anything.

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So that are Kash Patel with a lower BAC?

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Trump criticized Massie for getting remarried 16 months after his wife died.

Porn star banging and buying off Trump. Criticizing a man who's never had an affair about his marriage.

Trying to determine who's morally superior in this fight really isn't hard.

Trump's 2nd term had been disastrous. If he'd stuck with his campaign promises he'd be lock step with Massie right now.

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Anyone Republican that allies with Democrats is a garbage human being.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If Massie isn't putting America first, then who in the hell is? Is he perfect? I'd assume not, but he's more American than 99.999% of people in Washington.

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Massie prefers Iran and should relocate there with the Tuckers.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If you were to rank all of the Congressmen based on how much you would like 538 copies of them running Congress, I'd put Massie well within the top 5%. He's certainly got his flaws and this is not high praises considering ~50% is the cutoff to the anti-American D's (redundant, I know), but he's certainly not at the bottom of the GOP list.

People need to remember that when complaining about Massie that there is a significanly bigger issue and it's how the GOP and D's are often in cahoots together taking turns playing the roles of good/bad guys, or roles of majority do littles and minority campaign hard.

Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

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Defending the enemy, Iran, negates any good Massie might do.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If you were to rank all of the Congressmen based on how much you would like 538 copies of them running Congress, I'd put Massie well within the top 5%. He's certainly got his flaws and this is not high praises considering ~50% is the cutoff to the anti-American D's (redundant, I know), but he's certainly not at the bottom of the GOP list.

People need to remember that when complaining about Massie that there is a significanly bigger issue and it's how the GOP and D's are often in cahoots together taking turns playing the roles of good/bad guys, or roles of majority do littles and minority campaign hard.

Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

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Defending the enemy, Iran, negates any good Massie might do.

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Such a dumb take.

Nobody is "defending Iran."

His position is the exact same as Trump's on the campaign trail. These pointless foreign Middle East regime change wars hurt America.

Saying that is not "defending Iran."

My gosh, some of ya'll are really captured.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If you were to rank all of the Congressmen based on how much you would like 538 copies of them running Congress, I'd put Massie well within the top 5%. He's certainly got his flaws and this is not high praises considering ~50% is the cutoff to the anti-American D's (redundant, I know), but he's certainly not at the bottom of the GOP list.

People need to remember that when complaining about Massie that there is a significanly bigger issue and it's how the GOP and D's are often in cahoots together taking turns playing the roles of good/bad guys, or roles of majority do littles and minority campaign hard.

Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

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I always wonder are posters such as the above just an ignoramus-

or they know the truth and are gaslighting the rest of us because they think we are stupid?



" there is a significanly bigger issue and it's how the GOP and D's are often in cahoots together taking turns playing the roles of good/bad guys"

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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I just want someone who'll put America first. Massie isn't that guy.

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If you were to rank all of the Congressmen based on how much you would like 538 copies of them running Congress, I'd put Massie well within the top 5%. He's certainly got his flaws and this is not high praises considering ~50% is the cutoff to the anti-American D's (redundant, I know), but he's certainly not at the bottom of the GOP list.

People need to remember that when complaining about Massie that there is a significanly bigger issue and it's how the GOP and D's are often in cahoots together taking turns playing the roles of good/bad guys, or roles of majority do littles and minority campaign hard.

Otherwise the complaints about Massie are moreso complaints about how the do-nothing GOP Congress doesnt have everyone rallying around their do-nothing leadership.

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Defending the enemy, Iran, negates any good Massie might do.

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Such a dumb take.

Nobody is "defending Iran."

His position is the exact same as Trump's on the campaign trail. These pointless foreign Middle East regime change wars hurt America.

Saying that is not "defending Iran."

My gosh, some of ya'll are really captured.

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His actions defend Iran's nuclear capabilities and is coordinated attack on Trump with the Democrats.

John Doyle calls out Thomas Massie for being an open borders globalist and voting against Trump's wall, ICE funding, deportations and E-Verify, as well as supporting increased legal immigration and mandating warrants for deportations.

Massie is NOT America First!@JohnDoyle pic.twitter.com/3jKXch5fmY

— Blake Kresses (@BlakeKresses) May 8, 2026

Yep. Some people can't separate words and actions. These posters probably also thought Hussein Obama was dreamy.

Ellis Wyatt said:

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Yep. Some people can't separate words and actions. These posters probably also thought Hussein Obama was dreamy.

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BREAKING: Twitter founder Jack Dorsey says he is endorsing Thomas Massie for president. pic.twitter.com/qEaipuzG3c

— The General (@GeneralMCNews) May 10, 2026

If I lived Kentucky I'd support him for senate.