Massie files for 2028 but unsure about which ‘office to seek’
Rep. Thomas Massie has filed paperwork to run for his House seat in 2028, although he is uncertain about which office he will pursue. He stated that the filing allows him to raise funds for his political operations while reflecting on his recent primary defeat. Massie has not ruled out a presidential run and is taking time to consider his next steps after 14 years in Congress.
- ▪Massie filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission for Kentucky's 4th Congressional District.
- ▪He lost his primary to Ed Gallrein, who was endorsed by President Trump.
- ▪Massie believes his bipartisan efforts to release Epstein files contributed to his primary loss.
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Fresh off his primary defeat, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) filed paperwork on Monday to run again for his House seat in 2028, though he acknowledged he has not made a “final decision about which office to seek, if I run.” Massie filed the paperwork with the Federal Election Commission to run for Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District, though he said the real reason he filed was that it “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.” Recommended Stories California Post endorses Pratt for Los Angeles mayor Erika Kirk praises Spencer Pratt as ‘authentically American’ Ken Martin pressured to quit after release of incomplete DNC autopsy He lost his primary last week to Ed Gallrein,…
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