For Trump and his billionaire Zionist handlers,Thomas Massieis a threat.
The Republican representative from Kentucky voted against funding for Israel’s demonstrably ineffective Iron Dome, refused to vote along party lines to condemn BDS (Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions against Israel),was the only Republican to vote against a House resolution supporting Israel’s military actions in Gaza, and has spoken out against AIPAC and the Israel lobby. In July 2024, Massie was the only Republican to boycott Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to Congress. Hepostedthe following to X on May 29, 2025:
“Nothing can justify the number of civilian casualties (tens of thousands of women and children) inflicted by Israel in Gaza in the last two years. We should end all U.S. military aid to Israel now.”
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Trump has repeatedly attackedThomas Massie, calling him “totally ineffective” and a “disaster for the Republican Party,” in addition todenigrating himas a “loser” and “disloyal” to the United States. Trump intensified his attacks when Massie supported the Epstein Transparency Act, which aimed to release documents related toJeffrey Epstein.
On May 6, 2026, during an interview with Tucker Carlson,he warnedthat his political career may come to an end in November due to overwhelming oppositional funding from the Republican Jewish Coalition, AIPAC, Christians United for Israel, Miriam Adelson, Paul Singer, and John Paulson.
The pro-Israel opposition supportsEd Gallrein,a 67-year-old dairy farmer and decorated military veteran.Israel lobby groups showered the candidate withnearly $2 millionin funding. In contrast, the “Massie Moneybomb,” as of May 7, 2026, received$358,498.
Gallrein has refused to debate Massie on several occasions.
“I’m debating him every day. Please look at the social media and the places I’m being, what I’m—I’m talking right to the American people just like the president does with no middleman,” he said during an interview withWKRC.
Source: Global Research
