Staff Reports
Trump is on a mission, and he’s got his sights set on Kentucky. The battle lines are drawn, and if there’s one thing conservatives love, it’s a good fight. Next year’s Republican primary in the Bluegrass State is about to become the latest arena for Trump to clean house. His target? Thomas Massie, a so-called Republican who seems to have forgotten what MAGA truly stands for.
Massie, who many expected to be a steadfast ally in the fight for American greatness, has turned out to be nothing more than a disappointment. Instead of championing the America First agenda, Massie has been leaping across the aisle, betraying core conservative values when times get tough. Trump’s not having it, and neither should we. In a time where loyalty is paramount, Massie has proven to be unreliable.
Trump vows to oust Thomas Massie in Kentucky’s Republican primaryhttps://t.co/BZiUF0IIA4 pic.twitter.com/UEGCi6bshL
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) June 23, 2025
Why shouldn’t Trump take action? The left is relentless, constantly pushing their absurd narratives and trying to dismantle everything that makes this country exceptional. We don’t need imposters in our ranks making things easier for them. And if there’s anyone who understands the importance of strength and loyalty, it’s Donald Trump. The stakes are too high to let someone like Massie coast by without defending our conservative principles.
The game plan is clear. Trump isn’t one to let traitors run amok and muddy the waters of the Republican party. It’s time to put true warriors forward, folks who won’t flinch at the first sign of a liberal shakedown. Massie had his chance, and he blew it. Kentucky deserves someone who will stand up, not only to the left but within our own party if need be. Kentucky conservatives are waking up, and they will choose a candidate who will embody Trump’s vision for the nation.
Trump’s determination to oust Massie is not just a personal vendetta; it’s about the survival of the true conservative agenda. Will Kentucky rise up and join Trump in this crucial mission? Or will they roll over and let unworthy incumbents dictate the future? The answer lies with the people, but one thing’s for sure, Trump isn’t backing down—and neither should we.
