re: Why is Massie in the Republican Party?

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You are both a liar and a stupid MF'er.

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STDTiger is so fricking dumb he actually thinks that was an accurate statement.

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Look how upset the cult is over Massie fricking us into 41tril in debt

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Are you having a stroke? Massie has been much more of a fiscal hawk than any other member of Congress you can name.

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Are you having a stroke? Massie has been much more of a fiscal hawk than any other member of Congress you can name.

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tMaga cult hates conservatives.

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Massie is a clown. His cult on here are a collection of the lowest iq posters and libtards. Roger and toomer are shiny examples

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That is rich coming from a poster whose primary contribution to this board is spitting out ad hominem attacks.

Physician, heal thyself!

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Everyone hates conservatives

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And there it is..

Hate Massie for other reasons if you want, but pretending he isn't a fiscal hawk is just stupid:

CHATGPT.COM:


Is Rep. Thomas Massie Fiscally Responsible?
Based on these fiscal scorecards and voting records, yes — Rep. Thomas Massie is widely rated as fiscally conservative and responsible relative to most members of Congress:
? High Fiscal & Taxpayer Scores
CCAGW – Massie scored 100% in 2023 and often receives high lifetime ratings, placing him among the top “Taxpayer Heroes/Super Heroes.” ?
CCAGW Ratings +1
NTU Taxpayer Score – He earned a 96% score and received a Taxpayers’ Friend Award, one of the highest in the House. ?
The Georgia Virtue
Americans for Prosperity (VoteSmart data) – His scores with this fiscally focused group are typically in the 90%+ range, indicating strong alignment with low-tax/low-spending positions. ?
Vote Smart
?? Other Evaluations
Limited Government / Conservative indexes generally show Massie with high overall fiscal/constitutional voting scores. ?
Scorecard
Club for Growth gives him solid mid-to-high scores (e.g., 85–93% in recent editions), signaling his votes generally align with that group’s fiscal priorities. ?
CFG Foundation
?? Voting Behavior Context
Massie is known for consistently opposing expansive spending packages and for taking principled “no” votes on large continuing resolutions and omnibus bills that increase the federal deficit — even when some of those votes are politically unpopular within his own party. ?
Grokipedia
?? Summary: Thomas Massie on Fiscal Responsibility
Score / Assessment
Rating Source
Interpretation
CCAGW Rating (2023)
~100%
Very strong against wasteful spending ?
CCAGW Ratings
NTU Taxpayer Score
~96%
Among the top fiscal conservatives ?
The Georgia Virtue
Americans for Prosperity (VoteSmart)
Mostly 90%+
Consistently pro-low tax and limited spending ?
Vote Smart
Club for Growth
~85–93%
Solid score on conservative fiscal issues ?
CFG Foundation
Bottom line:
?? Yes — Thomas Massie is generally rated as a fiscally responsible and conservative member of the House relative to his colleagues, with strong scores from multiple fiscal watchdog groups. These ratings reflect his votes against significant spending increases and for taxpayer-friendly positions.

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Words vs actions.

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Votes ARE actions. Name a Republican who has a better voting record than Massie re the debt?

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Words vs actions.

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Here you go, bitch

Thomas Massie on the Issues.

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And there it is..

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If someone wants to argue that Thomas Massie’s “principled” voting record is pissing in the wind, I certainly understand that argument. This is why I maintain that nullification, subsidiary and even secession movements at the individual state level are the only solution to the deepening crisis. Indeed, “conservatives” such as SDV are ultimately an example of why any vote in this UniParty® charade is a Sisyphean exercise in futility.

SDV’s comments in this thread offer a masterclass in unfiltered cluelessness coupled with unfocused rage. Such “conservatives” are annoyed at Massie for opposing Trump’s massive spending bills while simultaneously blaming Massie for a $41T debt built by the very spending bills he voted against. The incongruity here is unfathomable. That’s not an argument — that’s blaming the fire alarm for the fire.

Also hilarious is screaming “cult” while demanding absolute loyalty to Trump who has consistently ballooned the debt with the CARES boondoggle and the pork-laden monstrosity known as the BBB. Yet when some member of Congress actually votes no and says “this is too much” SDV considers it an act of treason.

Massie didn’t “frick” the country — massive bipartisan spending bills have and “conservatives” such as SDV are just mad someone has the receipts. These “conservatives” certainly don’t care about fiscal responsibility. They simply support team jersey color sports and want an easy scapegoat to achieve that agenda.