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Trump-Backed PAC Unveils First TV Ad Targeting GOP Dissenter Thomas Massie

  • Two of President Trump's senior advisers launched the super PAC Kentucky MAGA to oppose Rep. Thomas Massie in the 2026 GOP primary.
  • The PAC was created shortly after Massie introduced a resolution against U.S. involvement in the escalating Israel-Iran war and criticized Trump's strikes on Iran.
  • Kentucky MAGA plans to spend $1 million on ads beginning Friday in Cincinnati and Louisville calling for voters to fire Massie, who has resisted past primary challenges.
  • Massie stated, "They're trying to silence me, but of course it won't work," and said he has enough name recognition to withstand unknown challengers.
  • The launch indicates a significant intraparty contest, while Massie remains confident despite Trump's social media attacks calling him a "loser" and "not MAGA.
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Thomas Massie was one of the few elected Republicans to openly criticize Donald Trump's bombing of Iran. Now a well-funded group is launching a tough - and costly - counterattack that could cost the politician his career.

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Trump allies begin hitting Massie with attack ads over opposition to agenda

A super PAC aligned with President Donald Trump has launched an attack ad targeting Kentucky GOP Rep. Thomas Massie after his series of high-profile breaks with the administration, including opposition to a landmark policy bill and criticism of strikes against Iran.

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Just the News broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, June 23, 2025.
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