Massie taunts ‘panicked’ Trump and AIPAC for going all in on Kentucky primary
Rep. Thomas Massie is facing a challenging reelection campaign amid significant financial backing for his opponent, Ed Gallrein, endorsed by former President Trump. Massie claims that the influx of money from outside interests, including AIPAC, is a sign of desperation from his opponents. Despite the close race, Massie remains confident, asserting that Trump's involvement could ultimately benefit his campaign.
- ▪Massie is being challenged by Trump-endorsed Ed Gallrein in a closely watched primary race.
- ▪The race has become the most expensive in House history, with significant funding from outside groups.
- ▪Massie has criticized the pro-Israel lobby and billionaires for their financial influence in the election.
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) is remaining staunch in his reelection bid in the wake of Sen. Bill Cassidy’s (R-LA) loss on Tuesday, saying President Donald Trump is acting “desperate” in his attempt to replace him. “You can tell that I’m ahead in the polls, and they’re desperate. That’s why they’re sending the secretary of war to my district tomorrow. That’s why the president’s losing sleep and tweeting about this. That’s why AIPAC has dumped another $3 million into my race this weekend,” Massie said on ABC’s This Week.
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