Libertarian Fren

The real reason the doomer grifters are having a nuclear meltdown over the past 24 hours has nothing to do with Thomas Massie. It's because they realize now that all of them put together can't move the needle in an election. Their real life influence just doesn't exist. It's as empty and hollow as they are. It's as worthless as the foreign bots boosting their clicks. They're lashing out now because their enormous egos have been shattered to dust, and they desperately need someone to blame for their failure. So, of course, they all go back to their boring and predictable playbook; blaming the Jews, Trump, and his supporters for all their woes. They're all the same now - one trick ponies on a never-ending negative feedback loop. If you've seen one, you've seen them all.

Massie brought in a ton of out of state "influencers" to campaign for him ahead of the primary? I don't know who needs to hear this but these "influencers" don't do well in the real world. If Ryan Matta (in his "American Reich" gear) or Ivan Raiklin knock on a normie's door... That's a vote for Ed Gallrein. These people are also the ones who accuse everyone of taking money from some big scary boogeyman and I have a hard time believing they're doing any of this "campaigning" for free. Between the empty room rally with Boebert to this lousy "influencer" surge... It really seems like Massie is in a desperation spiral here... We'll see.

🚨 Crowd Turns on Ed Gallrein (Thomas Massie's Opponent) at Campaign Event 🚨 Ed Gallrein has been sending out text messages inviting the public to events in a desperate bid to rehab his image as a candidate willing to engage with voters. It's not working. We now have a second video from one of these events and several members of the crowd turn on him. No wonder he no-showed so many early events and refuses to share a stage with Thomas Massie. The more people actually see him, the more they wonder if he was ever meant to win this race. In the video, a voter directly asks why he won't debate Massie. Gallrein's response? He holds up a Norman Rockwell painting and insists he's "debating Thomas Massie right now" — even though Massie isn't in the room. More audience members pile on with remarks like: "I didn't come here to see your Letterman jacket." When a campaign staffer tries to defuse the situation by claiming Gallrein had answered the question, several people fire back that he hasn't said anything substantive — just waved around props while dodging policy questions. Normally at campaign events, if someone challenges a candidate, parts of the crowd rush to defend them. Here? Multiple people joined in the pushback. That's a massive red flag. I've been told by multiple sources that the campaign is now turning away anyone who looks under 60 at the door — terrified they might actually ask Ed a tough question.