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Combat veteran, Dayton Flyer alumni/fan, BS Finance, MS Econ. Born in UK, grew up in Asia, served in Middle East, South and Central America

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@EricSpracklen Dude, lumber and materials are twice what they were 4 years ago so they would have to come down first. Your premise is stupid and juvenile. Prices are driven off buy vs build and build costs are up significantly taking the buy cost with it. They aren’t coming down

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@EricSpracklen You're a dumb azz. Materials and labor are up commensurate with housing prices. Houses are a conglomeration of their components.

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@ChefGruel By "unqualified" they mean he's not an indoctrinated idiolog

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@mooskiebest @fem_mil @Joeshread5631 @nypost Dude, you're not real people fake profile fuktard

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@ggreenwald So coordinating, funding and training the killing and maiming our soldiers in the Middle East is ok w you because it’s not on American soil? And they definitely would if they could

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@SockDemFan @MarcoFoster_ @andrewschulz Says the people who think communism will work the next time because of all the geniuses in the democrat party. F’n retard

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@ColinNienaber Massie is an independent libertarian anti establishment politician that ran as a republican but voted w the democrats and somehow raised $50M in his reelection campaign. Who were his donors because they sure weren’t the republicans? You’re obviously a dumb azz

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@NRBurnham @ThomasEWoods @Rothbard1776 @MattWalshBlog @RepThomasMassie Our entire political system is broken and anyone thinking one guy is fixing it is Polly Ann ish. And many of his votes helped the Democrats who have absolutely no interest in fixing anything

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@ThomasEWoods @Rothbard1776 @MattWalshBlog @RepThomasMassie He did absolutely nothing for Kentucky while claiming the high road. Kentucky voted trump + 20 and Massie voted against virtually every economic bill. Politics like most of adult life is built on compromises. His shtick ran its course and they grew tired of him.

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@Alphonsetweet5 @Bri_Rosenworcel @jvega620 This guy is making fun of how trump looks. Bet your wife is > 200 lbs fuktard

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@TVNewsNow 6.74m people and 25m cats

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@Rothbard1776 @MattWalshBlog @RepThomasMassie Massie turned from a shiny loveable turd into a glamour shot RINO that voted w the dems while clutching his pearls. I live in NK and people are just tired of his grandstanding. He's gone because he no longer represented his constituents

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@nojuice110 @jonbrooks Exactly. A house is the product of the materials and labor it’s composed of and EVERYTHING is twice what it was pre Covid. It’s not coming down

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@Enquirer And then he'll accuse anyone that disagrees w him as a national populist, right?

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@newfaceofr39391 @Rightwingnutts @willchamberlain 16 yo’s could marry dumb azz. That’s an old hag in your beloved Muslim land

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I've been a libertarian since I was 19. Thomas Massie was my literal north star of politicians for over a decade. What changed? My understanding of money and capital flows. The more I learned the more his grift became obvious. I'm also no longer a libertarian. It's a neat rhetoric but addresses nothing. This is my research below using an AI framework I built and operate.

How Thomas Massie’s votes during Trump 2.0 directly harmed his Kentucky 4th District constituents:

Voted against Trump’s major tax and spending package (“One Big Beautiful Bill”):
Massie’s spin: “I won’t vote for bloated spending and more debt. Principles over party."

This bill contained critical tax relief, domestic manufacturing credits, and energy production incentives. Northern Kentucky’s manufacturing and logistics hubs in Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties (Hebron, Erlanger, Covington) would have directly benefited from reshoring and job growth in auto parts, aerospace components, and advanced manufacturing.

Opposed Trump’s tariffs on China and adversarial nations:
Massie’s spin: “Tariffs are taxes on Americans. Free markets and free trade are the answers.”

Kentucky’s steel, aluminum, and auto parts suppliers along the Ohio River and I-75 corridor were getting crushed by Chinese dumping. His repeated “no” votes kept the globalist offshoring incentive alive, directly threatening factories and blue-collar jobs in Gallatin, Carroll, and Boone counties.

Sponsored War Powers Resolution to restrict Trump’s Iran actions:
Massie’s spin: “Congress must check executive war powers. No more endless wars.”

Northern Kentucky has major logistics, trucking, and fuel distribution tied to stable energy prices. Weakening leverage on Iran prolonged supply chain risk and higher diesel/fertilizer costs for local manufacturers and farmers in his district.

Voted against key industrial policy and DPA 303 reshoring measures:
Massie’s spin: “Government picking winners and losers is cronyism. I support small government.”

The 4th District has strong potential in advanced manufacturing and critical minerals. Blocking these tools delayed job creation in economically depressed areas like Grant and Pendleton counties that lost factories during the globalist offshoring wave.

Opposed major border security funding in appropriations bills:
Massie’s spin: “I won’t support bloated omnibus bills with waste.”

Construction, meatpacking, and service industries in Kenton and Campbell counties face direct wage suppression from illegal immigration. His resistance prolonged downward pressure on working-class wages in his own backyard.

Voted against foreign aid packages tied to bilateral energy and security deals:
Massie’s spin: “We shouldn’t be the world’s policeman. America First means no foreign entanglements.”

These packages supported alliances that stabilize energy flows. Kentucky’s agricultural exporters (bourbon, soybeans, tobacco) and energy-dependent manufacturers needed reliable trade routes. His votes undermined the bilateral architecture that would have given Kentucky producers better market access.

Blocked government funding bills containing America First priorities:
Massie’s spin: “I refuse to vote for continuing resolutions that kick the can down the road.”

These bills included tariff enforcement funding, domestic energy production, and manufacturing tax credits. His obstruction delayed practical help for the I-75 manufacturing corridor and Ohio River industrial towns in his district.

Bottom line: Massie consistently wrapped globalist-friendly votes in libertarian rhetoric. He knew the data on offshoring damage and energy vulnerability in Northern Kentucky, yet chose ideological purity over policies that would have delivered real jobs, higher wages, and economic security to his constituents.

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@Rightwingnutts @willchamberlain Massie dug his own grave by suddenly obsessing over something he couldn't care less about his first 10 yrs in congress and no Kentuckian gives 1 💩 about. He destroyed himself

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@CynicalPublius @RonColeman Agree 100%.

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