Massie goes on fishing trip with MTG after losing Kentucky primary election
Rep. Thomas Massie and former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene enjoyed a fishing trip after Massie's loss in the Kentucky primary election. The outing highlights their evolving political alliance amidst tensions with former President Trump. Massie has filed to run for Congress again in 2028, while Greene continues to advocate for a populist movement.
- ▪Rep. Thomas Massie lost his bid for reelection in Kentucky's 4th Congressional District to Trump-endorsed Ed Gallrein.
- ▪Massie and Greene's fishing trip underscores their unlikely political alliance as they both face challenges from Trump.
- ▪Massie has filed to run for Congress again in 2028, while Greene is advocating for a more populist movement.
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) appeared to swap politics for deep-sea fishing this week, posting a video of himself reeling in a sailfish alongside former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene after losing Kentucky‘s Republican primary to a candidate backed by President Donald Trump. Massie posted the video on X Wednesday with the caption “America First Pacific Summit Retreat,” showing himself aboard a fishing charter with Greene while reeling in a large sailfish in what appeared to be a tropical destination. Recommended Stories Problem Solvers Caucus launches anti-gerrymandering task force Chip Roy loses GOP nomination for Texas attorney general to succeed Ken Paxton Thomas Kean Jr.
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