Massie hints at a run in 2028: ‘We’ll talk about it later’
Rep. Thomas Massie hinted at a potential political comeback in 2028 following his recent primary loss. He framed his defeat as a result of not conforming to party expectations and received encouragement from supporters to run again. Despite the setback, Massie remains active in political discussions and legislative efforts.
- ▪Massie lost the Republican nomination for Kentucky's 4th Congressional District to Ed Gallrein.
- ▪The primary race was the most expensive House primary in history, with at least $32 million spent on ads.
- ▪Trump-aligned groups invested over $7 million to unseat Massie due to his opposition to certain party agendas.
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) struck a defiant tone on Tuesday after being ousted by a primary challenger backed by President Donald Trump, but hinted that his political career might not be over just yet. During his concession speech, Massie framed his loss as retribution for not towing the party line in Washington, saying that “for 14 years, those SOBs in Washington tried to buy my vote; they couldn’t buy it.” Recommended Stories Bob Brooks wins Pennsylvania’s 7th District primary to take on Ryan Mackenzie in general election Bob Harvie wins Pennsylvania’s 1st District primary to set showdown with Brian Fitzpatrick Massie mocks Trump’s ‘Roman Empire’ ballroom in scathing concession speech “Why did the race get so expensive?” Massie asked the crowd.
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