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Thomas Massie files to run for Congress again in 2028

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Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie filed to run for his seat in 2028 on Sunday after losing his primary seat to a challenger backed by President Donald […]

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Thomas Massie files for 2028 political campaign

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Thomas Massie files for 2028 political campaign

Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky has filed for a political campaign in 2028 but says he has not decided whether to run.Massie, a self-identified libertarian, lost the Republican primary campaign for Kentucky's 4th Congressional District to Ed Gallrein, a Navy SEAL veteran backed by President Donald Trump.'This allows me to raise funds to continue my political operations supporting my position.'"I filed with FEC for the 2028 House race," Massie wrote on his social media account on Tuesday."This allows me to raise funds to continue my political operations supporting my position as a current office holder and as a potential candidate for federal office," he added. "I haven't made a final decision about which office to seek, if I run."The Republican campaign for the 4th Congressional District was the most expensive primary election for a House seat ever.Gallrein is likely to easily win the seat in the heavily Republican district."The uniparty in D.C. finally found someone willing to be a rubber stamp for globalist billionaires, endless debt, foreign aid, and forever wars in failed candidate and Lindsey Graham donor Ed Gallrein," Massie said about his competitor.Gallrein accused Massie of "burning every bridge" in Washington and voting against the president's political agenda. RELATED: Thomas Massie’s viral Epstein poll reveals stunning top belief: He lives Massie has been in office since 2012 and called the primary election an "inflection point" for the entire country. He also blamed campaign donations from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee for turning what he said would be an easy victory into a loss for him. "He was a bad guy. He deserves to lose," Trump said about Massie. Despite Massie's recent loss, his supporters still have hope for his political future. Even during his concession speech the night of the primary, the crowd encouraged him to run for president in 2028.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Thomas blasts SCOTUS for decision on Florida lawsuit over illegal immigrant truckers with blue-state licenses

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Thomas blasts SCOTUS for decision on Florida lawsuit over illegal immigrant truckers with blue-state licenses

Thomas dissents after Supreme Court refuses to hear Florida's lawsuit over states allegedly issuing CDL licenses to illegal immigrants.

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'Bleak': Thomas and Alito torn apart for latest dissent

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'Bleak': Thomas and Alito torn apart for latest dissent

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a case involving a dispute between California and Florida over who can and cannot hold a commercial driver's license. Florida is making it clear that California will issue a driver's license to anyone who passes the required tests. Washington does as well. Florida restricts their drivers licenses to citizens only. On Tuesday, the full court denied the "motion for leave to file a bill of complaint." It means the High Court told Florida they couldn't file the case there. Sometimes, when states are going up against each other, they'll go directly to the Supreme Court to settle the dispute. In this case, the Court refused to hear it. Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito wrote a dissent. The case involved a man from India who was given a commercial driver's license despite failing his test in Washington state. He was then involved in an accident with a minivan in which three people were killed. It was found that he didn't know enough English to read the road signs. Washington ultimately agreed that it had made a huge error in giving him the license. Thomas and Alito claim that this is "disturbingly common," though there is no evidence to support the claim. The citation was a press release from President Donald Trump's Department of Transportation, which doesn't include any evidence to verify the claim.Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy claimed there was an outbreak of crashes in the summer of 2025, though the evidence doesn't support that. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) "has identified at least five fatal crashes involving non-domiciled CDL holders. To put this in perspective, with 1,600 fatal truck crashes reported through July 2025, these five crashes represent just 0.31 percent of all fatal truck accidents," COGO Insurance cited. Alito and Thomas attacked the court for refusing to hear the case, writing, "Without explanation, the Court today denies Florida leave to file its suit and proceed to the motion-to-dismiss stage.""This Court has exclusive original jurisdiction over Florida’s suit because it involves one State suing other States," they demanded. "I doubt this Court has discretion to refuse to hear cases within its exclusive original jurisdiction," they added. They go on to write that they have been demanding that the Court revisit the Court's precedents when it comes to these interstate debates. "Even under the Court’s discretionary approach, it likely should have granted Florida leave to file its complaint," the men wrote. "Alito and Scalia are bleak," an aghast lawyer wrote in response to the dissent. One Georgetown University expert said that the men may be causing themselves more problems than anticipated with the dissent. Law Professor Steve Vladeck commented, "The Thomas/Alito jurisdictional argument (that SCOTUS must hear state-v.-state cases) isn't crazy. But one of the strongest arguments against it is that states shouldn't be able to force the Court to have to hear these kinds of suits. Thomas's dissent here may unintentionally reinforce that view.""As to the first factor, this Court has described as a 'model case' a dispute that 'would amount to casus belli if the states were fully sovereign.' In other words, the Court asks whether the dispute would be a matter of diplomatic concern in the international arena. This case appears to meet that standard," the judges write. It goes on to comment, "If Florida were an independent nation, it might resolve [this] dispute by diplomacy, by submitting it to international arbitration or by self-help measures." Those "self-help measures," said Joe Dudek, a trial and appellate attorney, appear to include war. "Justice Thomas, joined by Justice Alito: California's issuance of driver's licenses to illegal immigrants would justify Florida going to war with California if they weren't part of the same country," he said.

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Thomas Massie Warns More Epstein Retribution Is Coming

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Thomas Massie Warns More Epstein Retribution Is Coming

Republican Representative Thomas Massie has vowed to go scorched earth on the Trump administration—by unveiling previously unmentioned names related to the Epstein files.The rogue Kentucky lawmaker pointed fingers at Donald and Melania Trump during an interview with NBC News’s Meet the Press Sunday, claiming that the first lady is well aware that the Justice Department’s public rollout of its investigation into the pedophilic web is incomplete. Acting Attorney General “Todd Blanche is violating the law; there’s still millions of files they haven’t released,” Massies said. “We know from talking to the victims’ lawyers that their own 302 forms haven’t been released. We know the files have been over-redacted.“I have released at least three names of billionaires who are implicated in this. I don’t think it’s possible to get to convictions with Todd Blanche at the top, and with the FBI Director Kash Patel at the top, because they’ve effectively both perjured themselves by saying that there’s nobody else in the files.“Even Melania doesn’t believe that: The first lady knows that Jeffrey Epstein didn’t act alone,” Massie said.Last month, Melania delivered an oddly timed public address that surprised even the president. In a short speech, she denied having any sort of relationship with Epstein or his longtime girlfriend and criminal associate, Ghislaine Maxwell. She also criticized media coverage that tied the three of them together (despite their having been photographed together), and called on Congress to allow Epstein’s victims to testify. Trump was reportedly not informed of what his wife would tell the public ahead of time, but said afterward that the content of Melania’s speech didn’t “bother” him and that she “had a right to talk about it.”Massie underscored that the Epstein Files Transparency Act “is a law” that will force the files’ release “for years.”“So, if we can’t get this attorney general and this FBI director to do the right thing, the next ones who take those seats are obligated by law to release the files that these individuals are not releasing now,” Massie concluded.Massie—a longtime critic of the president—lost his primary race last week to a Trump-backed candidate. But even before the primary vote, Massie had become increasingly unbeholden to MAGA loyalties, voting (and speaking) his mind, much to the president’s chagrin.

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Thomas Massie pinpoints moment when Swamp’s knives came out against him

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Thomas Massie pinpoints moment when Swamp’s knives came out against him

Outgoing Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie said Sunday his efforts to force the release of Department of Justice files related to registered sex offender Jeffrey Epstein were […]

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Massie launches comeback bid after losing to Trump-supported challenger

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Massie launches comeback bid after losing to Trump-supported challenger

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) is already planning his next move just one week after losing his primary race. Despite losing to Trump-backed candidate Ed Gallrein on Tuesday, […]

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Will Congress Pass the Housing Bill?

Trump has been trying to kill bipartisanship, but this is one bipartisan bill that Trump desperately needs.

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Thomas Massie Files FEC Paperwork for 2028 House Run or Something Else Days After Crushing Primary Defeat

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Thomas Massie Files FEC Paperwork for 2028 House Run or Something Else Days After Crushing Primary Defeat

Fresh off last week’s humiliating double-digit primary drubbing at the hands of President Trump’s handpicked Navy SEAL warrior Ed Gallrein, disgraced Rep. The post Thomas Massie Files FEC Paperwork for 2028 House Run or Something Else Days After Crushing Primary Defeat appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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