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<blockquote data-quote="Thebrownblob" data-source="post: 6079911" data-attributes="member: 60485"><p>Again, I don’t like the car salesman tactics here. “Gotta do it now don’t think just do” We constantly lambaste Democrats for walking in lockstep. We shouldn’t become what we don’t agree with to get what we want. There’s plenty of time and if you truly believe the Republicans are doing the right thing, the midterms shouldn’t be a worry.</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong>Representative Thomas Massie posted on X: </strong>"Someone thinks they can control my voting card by threatening my re-election. Guess what? Doesn't work on me. Three times I've had a challenger who tried to be more MAGA than me. None busted 25 percent because my constituents prefer transparency and principles over blind allegiance."</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong>Utah Senator Mike Lee posted on X: </strong>"I have nothing but profound respect for Massie, who has worked harder than perhaps any member of <a href="https://www.newsweek.com/topic/congress" target="_blank">Congress</a> to bring federal spending under control. He might vote differently on this matter than most, but if he does so, he'll have a really good reason. I'm a huge fan."</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong>Nick Sortor, right-wing journalist, wrote: </strong>"Even as one of President Trump's most loyal supporters, I disagree with this. Massie was the ONLY member of Congress who stood up to the COVID boondoggle when the world went freaking mad. The chamber booed and jeered. But Massie was right."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thebrownblob, post: 6079911, member: 60485"] Again, I don’t like the car salesman tactics here. “Gotta do it now don’t think just do” We constantly lambaste Democrats for walking in lockstep. We shouldn’t become what we don’t agree with to get what we want. There’s plenty of time and if you truly believe the Republicans are doing the right thing, the midterms shouldn’t be a worry. [B]Representative Thomas Massie posted on X: [/B]"Someone thinks they can control my voting card by threatening my re-election. Guess what? Doesn't work on me. Three times I've had a challenger who tried to be more MAGA than me. None busted 25 percent because my constituents prefer transparency and principles over blind allegiance." [B]Utah Senator Mike Lee posted on X: [/B]"I have nothing but profound respect for Massie, who has worked harder than perhaps any member of [URL='https://www.newsweek.com/topic/congress']Congress[/URL] to bring federal spending under control. He might vote differently on this matter than most, but if he does so, he'll have a really good reason. I'm a huge fan." [B]Nick Sortor, right-wing journalist, wrote: [/B]"Even as one of President Trump's most loyal supporters, I disagree with this. Massie was the ONLY member of Congress who stood up to the COVID boondoggle when the world went freaking mad. The chamber booed and jeered. But Massie was right." [/QUOTE]
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