Ahead of Tuesday primary, GOP Rep. Massie says billionaires trying to 'buy' his seat
Summary
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky says wealthy donors from outside the state are spending a lot of money to try to defeat him in the upcoming primary election. President Donald Trump supports Massie's challenger, Ed Gallrein, and has criticized Massie on social media. Massie claims the funding is connected to pro-Israel groups and donors.Key Facts
- Rep. Thomas Massie faces a primary challenge from Ed Gallrein, who is endorsed by President Donald Trump.
- Massie says three billionaires from outside Kentucky have contributed millions of dollars to his race.
- Massie links these funds to major GOP donors Miriam Adelson and Paul Singer and lobbying groups like the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) and AIPAC.
- Massie claims the funding is an attempt to influence U.S. foreign policy, especially regarding Israel.
- President Trump has criticized Massie on social media, calling him a "bad Congressman" and urging voters to replace him.
- Massie has been in Congress for seven terms and has conflicted with President Trump during Trump's second term.
- Massie says he has support from pro-life and gun rights groups and several members of Congress campaigning for him.
- Media outlets have requested comments from the groups and individuals Massie named but have not yet received replies.
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