Libertarian Baby Boomer for Massie

Massie did run an honorable race But I think he made 2 mistakes • Given that Tucker Carlson is controversial, I think having him attend a campaign event cost Massie at least a few votes • Given that the Right is divided over Israel, Massie talked too much about Things Israel

@peterdaou Problem is, many younger people are too attracted to socialism. Baby Boomers dying off won't result in a better America.

The future is bleak for Israel. As boomers die off, a new generation that despises Israelis will run the world. A generation that sees the Palestinian cause as central to their moral identity. A generation inoculated against propaganda and unfazed by being called antisemitic.

@RFehlt @tinleyharrier @peterdaou .🖕

@digvig1 @Benaskren .👎👎

@Benaskren Your generation should not be forced to pay for something you’ll never get. Forcing you to fund the retirement of the vary generation that would do nothing to help yours is its own level of messed up.

All Americans under 55 should start a class action lawsuit against the government for defrauding us of Social Security money

@PhilipRevere @MattH_4America .

@MattH_4America All I do on here is unfollow boomers who post garbage it seems these days, and then I post the truth to simply be shadowbanned, and only seen by those who follow if? They can see it. God Bless the truth.

I've unfollowed over 1,000 retards in the last month. Just repost Massie, MTG, or say something negative about the cult's orange God, Donald Trump, and the cockroaches who can't think for themselves anymore come crawling out from the shadows. Ignore, unfollow, move on. Easy.

@justforfun1328 @ComicDaveSmith @AuronMacintyre @MLiamMcCollum Compromise is one thing; selling out is another. By voting against bad bills, Massie chose to not sellout

Dude, we hate Thomas Massie because he’s a fucking narcissistic cunt that doesn’t understand we live in a fucking society - and we are required to negotiate and make compromises with one another in the political arena to maintain a cohesive society. Thomas Massie and all of his supporters need to learn how to stop acting like toddlers who throw temper tantrums anytime they don’t get their way on policy.

Hey Will, remember one month ago when you told me that you’d be shocked if the Iranian regime lasted another month and I promised you they would? Remember when you were celebrating that Trump had recovered their enriched uranium? Tell me more about delusions.

@JonKatz79 Is 68 elderly? That's me, and every person over 60 that I know in real life is tech savvy

Every time I have to set up some account online, or retrieve an old username, and jump through a million hoops, I wonder how actual eldery people are able to function in this world.

@NHAunleashed Younger people are indoctrinated by lefty school teachers

@2024electionUS Younger people are not controlled by Fox News and won’t as they get older.

I don’t hate Boomers. Know many individually and quite a few are salt of the earth fantastic people. They made the best music and movies by far. So this post is NOT about hating boomers. That said as a “Demographic Group” they are clearly responsible for many of our political problems. The Faux Nooz watching boomers who are the core of MAGA / Trump Cult can’t be reasoned with. No amount of data / facts / logic / reason / results will change their mind and they blindly believe the lies Fox tells them. Add to that much of Con Inc and they are locked in. There is also a section of boomers who are hard core leftists who believe MSNBC / CNN et al as the gospel. Can’t be reasoned with. They are at a stage of life where their peak expenses are in their past, they have homes paid for and assets to add to their social security and in some cases pensions. They are massive voting blocks and both parties cater to them especially the Trump GOP. Until they naturally are not the dominant political voting block I am not very hopeful about the real challenges we have getting solved. Doesn’t mean we don’t keep educating the future generations and staying in the fight of course. Gonna take 10-15 years for things to turn around. Maybe

@MattH_4America You're stereotyping. Not good. I'm over 65. I supported Massie and despise Gallrein. I also despise Carlson, Levin, Hannity and Fuentes. Youth lean Left. They won't save America unless they turn against socialism and the Democrats

If you're under 45, you like Nick Fuentes If you're over 65, you like Ed Gallrein If you're under 45, you like Tucker Carlson If you're over 65, you like Mark Levin If you're under 45, you like Thomas Massie If you're over 65, you like Sean Hannity The youth will save America

@MisesChair Tucker, Candace and Alex Jones have said too many outrageous things.

People are not thinking big picture enough about the opportunity that Massie potentially running for president represents. Its not simply a linear path of Massie runs and if he wins great and if he loses, too bad. Its needs to be thought of and baked in *now* what such a thing will go on to build whether he wins or loses. If its simply a campaign that comes and goes, that is a horrifically tragic waste. You have to imagine a situation where the collective audiences of Tucker, Candace, Alex Jones, MGT, Tim Dillon, Joe Rogan, Dave Smith, Theo Von, Joe Kent and on and on are all there to be engaged, harnessed and organized into something that can finally actually alter the choices that are presented to the people *in the long term*. It can be a catalyst event that snaps all of that dissident energy into place to be institutionalized and organized into a weapon. Imagine a situation where Massie brings all of that together the way Ron Paul did, only orders of magnitude larger because of the severity of the situation, the redpilling of the population since then and the changes in the media environment. Imagine if Young Americans for Liberty uses the opportunity organizing for Massie to scoop up all the disaffected turning point organizers and volunteers for a real America First movement that isnt bought off. Between them and Cliff Maloney, we’d have student organizing and ballot chasing efforts shored up. What if an exceptionally weak, yet still 3rd most ballot-present Libertarian Party could be re-purposed into a home for this movement, complete with tactical flexibility to run against or endorse other candidates for maximum leverage. And then, you have all of, or at least many of, the above mentioned podcasters and organizers pumping audiences into this organizational ecosystem from which candidates arise years after the campaign. You need to think bigger.

@Nickisbackbaby No.

If someone enters your country illegally, finds work, starts a family and is a good member of society..... Should they be deported?

@RandyGoat Q. What one thing that could be removed from the Middle East to have peace in the region? A. The Likud Party

What one thing that could be removed from the middle east to have peace in the region?

@Sonya_over_C19 @RandyGoat I think having Carlson at campaign events cost Massie some votes in his recent primary.

@RandyGoat I'm one of the few Conservatives who loves Massie, but is put off by his alliance with Tucker. I want to stop giving Israel (and everyone else) money but I consider them an ally and would rather allign w/Israel than any Muslim state. My only negative on Massie. Love the rest.

Who should Thomas Massie's running mate be in 2028? Don't say Tucker Carlson. We already know how TV personalities work out as presidential material.

@MLiamMcCollum Carlson is too controversial. And, he supported the erratic and unprincipled Donald Trump during the 2024 campaign. I say No! to Carlson.

What’s your preferred America First ticket? I like the sound of Massie-Carlson 2028 or Massie-Greene 2028

@NHAunleashed I think many folks who had voted for Massie in the past were persuaded by the attack ads against him to vote for Gallrein. In general elections, Baby Boomers vote about the same as Gen X. Since Millennials and Gen Z favor the Left, the passing of Baby Boomers won't fix anything

Massie will need to win over more Baby Boomers if he wants to ever win an election again. Toward that end, it would be wise for Massie to distance himself from Tucker Carlson

It would be dumb for any politician to ignore any part of the electorate based on age.

@MarkGPatterson @MassieforKY No! to Tucker Carlson. After listening to Tucker Carlson for over 10 years, I've seen him shift on too many issues. Also, Carlson supported Trump in the 2024 GOP campaign. So, again, No! to Tucker Carlson.

@MassieforKY You and Tucker can work out who heads the ticket. It works either way.

I filed with FEC for the 2028 House race. This allows me to raise funds to continue my political operations supporting my position as a current office holder and as a potential candidate for federal office. I haven’t made a final decision about which office to seek, if I run.

@CauseEffectPost @MSarelson @RepThomasMassie @ScottJenningsKY @grok Plenty of people under 58 voted for Gallrein

@MSarelson @RepThomasMassie @ScottJenningsKY @grok Look at the demographic breakdown, dumbass. Nobody under the age of 58 voted for that planted puppet opponent. Boomers who watch Murdoch’s Fox all day are a scourge.

Thomas Massie chose to end his career with this despicable line about Congressman-elect Ed Gallrein: “I had to find him in Tel Aviv.” Rather than exit with dignity, Massie just proved President Trump was right to send him into early retirement.

@WillFiteForYou In general elections, Millennials and Gen Z skew left. The passing of Baby Boomers won't fix anything.