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@RepThomasMassie

U.S. Rep KY4, co-Chair 2A Caucus, Political Science Denier, MIT '93 Bachelor of Science EE, '96 Master of Science MechE At Least 2nd Rate!

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Joined November 2012

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    Everything in our house, including geothermal heat-pump and deep freezer (full of grass-fed beef 🥩 we raised), is running on this rekt ModelS tesla battery right now. It was charged by solar today. I built it & programmed it in C on a Pi. TFW haters call me anti-science... 👌🤓

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  2. Mar 4
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  3. Mar 4

    Now it’s who is the conspiracy theorist. She canceled House work today due to “internet chatter.” 🤦‍♂️ I’m guessing Trump wasn’t inaugurated today after all?

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  4. Mar 4

    Amen. Also, who ignored the Constitution? Who spent $6 trillion we don’t have, most of it unrelated to addressing the virus ?

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  5. Mar 4

    I’ll be on 800 WVHU with at 8:05 ET this morning. Tune in!

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  6. Mar 3

    I just voted YEA on ’s unscheduled motion to adjourn. Some congressmen are upset they had to interrupt their fundraisers this morning to vote on this. Maybe they shouldn’t have voted to strip her of all committee assignments?

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  7. Mar 3

    If you encounter someone promoting an expanded role for the federal government in order to achieve greater liberty, you have found someone who is very confused. I’ve met more than a few Republicans in Congress who are confused.

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  8. Retweeted
    Mar 1

    Cuomo’s nursing home policy was a direct result of recommendations from Fauci, epidemiologists, and modelers whose covid predictions were wrong. They don’t want us to know that these deaths implicate not just Cuomo but many “experts” whose hubris and hysteria led to mass murder.

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  9. Retweeted
    Mar 2

    Another pre-wormhole artifact, an early April retrospective on the Spanish Flu: “The masks worn by millions were useless as designed and could not prevent influenza. Only preventing exposure to the virus could.”

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  10. Retweeted
    Mar 2

    If you’re upset by schools who took vaccines and still won’t open, you should also be outraged that keeps running the House like it’s May 2020...

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  11. Mar 2

    In today's T&I Subcommittee on Aviation hearing, I questioned witnesses about three ideas that are unconstitutional, aren’t workable, and/or have unintended consequences: "immunity passports," COVID testing requirements for airline passengers, and indoor dining bans.

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  12. Mar 2

    breaking news: US Congressmen put themselves at the front of the vaccine line in December and continue to “vote by proxy” months later because the virus makes it too dangerous for them to go to work.

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  13. Mar 1

    H.R. 1280, aka the “George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2021,” expands the size and scope of the federal government while violating the 9th and 10th Amendments to the Constitution and spending money we don’t have. I will be voting no on this bill later this week.

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  14. Feb 28
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  15. Feb 27

    Yes, please explain the legal authority.

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  16. Feb 27

    Omnibus bills make it almost impossible for political foes to work across the aisle on narrow areas of agreement, with both sides maintaining their principles. Replacing omnibus legislation with “one topic only” bills would make bipartisan cooperation more achievable.

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  17. Feb 27

    Emotionally, it can be difficult to work with those who are opposed to so many things I hold dear, but if we agree on one thing, I feel like we owe it to all Americans to work on that one thing.

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  18. Feb 27

    I will work with any Democrat to advance legislation that benefits Americans and does not violate the Constitution or my principles.

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  19. Feb 27

    There’s an inescapable conclusion for why Congress is hyper-partisan: Voters reward politicians for being partisan. Some Dems have pledged not to work with any member who voted against certifying electors. That diminishes their effectiveness, but their voters seem to like it.

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  20. Feb 26
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  21. Feb 26

    I was recently interviewed by about misinformation from the CDC. She joined this week to talk about COVID lies as well as her work in journalism. Check out their conversation here:

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