Eric Parker

Trump supported price controls on prescription drugs, where the federal government would cap what pharmaceutical companies can charge Americans. Trump imposed massive tariffs on foreign goods, which are government taxes that manipulate markets and force Americans to pay higher prices. Trump gave billions in bailout subsidies to farmers during the trade war, a direct form of corporate welfare funded by taxpayers. Trump supported airline bailouts during COVID, where the federal government used taxpayer money to prop up private companies. Trump pushed for the government to force companies to move manufacturing back to the United States, openly telling corporations to leave China and relocate supply chains. Trump supported government pressure on companies to control prices, using the presidency to publicly demand businesses lower prices. Trump supported expanding Medicare drug price negotiations, which means the government sets or negotiates drug prices. Trump repeatedly pressured the Federal Reserve to artificially lower interest rates to stimulate the economy. Trump promoted industrial policy, where the federal government directs specific industries like semiconductors and manufacturing. The Trump administration supported government subsidies for semiconductor companies to control where chips are produced. The U.S. government took an ownership stake in Intel, meaning the federal government literally became a shareholder in a private company. The federal government gained a “golden share” controlling interest in U.S. Steel, giving the president veto power over company decisions and board appointments. Trump supported government ownership stakes in lithium mining projects, allowing the federal government to own portions of strategic resource companies. Trump used tariffs to protect domestic industries from foreign competition, a classic protectionist economic policy. Trump promoted “Buy American, Hire American” mandates, where the government pressures businesses to source domestically rather than freely trade. Trump expanded deficit spending and federal economic stimulus, dramatically increasing the national debt. Trump supported government intervention in tech companies, including attempts to regulate speech policies and break up large platforms. Trump threatened to punish companies for outsourcing jobs, using federal power to influence corporate decisions. Trump supported government-directed supply chains, particularly for manufacturing and energy sectors. Trump used economic nationalism to steer private industry.

@Ghillie_Girl17 @GoldenAgeTimes2 @MassieforKY @justinamash @RealSpikeCohen @LarrySharpe @RandPaul @LPNational The rest of the Republican party other than Massie and Paul are nothing more than big government socialists at this point. Get a clue.

@BoldLiberty @GoldenAgeTimes2 @MassieforKY @justinamash @RealSpikeCohen @LarrySharpe @RandPaul @LPNational he part of the dems get a clue

🚨 WHOA: Did Thomas Massie & MTG Admit they're running in 2028? I think so! Massie: "I hope I don't lose for America's sake, but if I do, I'm going to come down & visit you." MTG: "I hope you do. Then we'll re-plan how to get this country back on track in a real way, & I bet you we would have 10s of millions of Americans with us." Neither of them can dance around the topic when asked if they're both running for POTUS/Vice POTUS in 2028. There's no other plan they could be cooking up that would require 10s of millions of Americans being behind them. What a Joke this ticket would be! One guy is on the verge of getting fired by his district & the other candidate ABANDONED her district when it got too challenging.

With Iranian missile capabilities likely being able to reach Spain I think this is a smart idea. I partially agree with Lindsey Graham here too. Yes close those air bases in Spain. But don't move them to any country other than the United States. We can't afford to provide a military for Europe.

@LindseyGrahamSC Close those US air bases in Spain and bring the troops home. Why are we providing the defense force for European countries? It's about time they do it themselves.

I would highly encourage President Trump to not let the Spanish government’s decision to restrict their air space to the U.S. military go unanswered. Spain clearly doesn’t understand the importance of degrading the largest state sponsor of terrorism that has wreaked havoc on the world since 1979. I will gladly work with anyone to impose sanctions on Spain for this outrage. I would again recommend to President Trump that we close U.S. air bases in Spain and relocate to a country that allows these assets to be used to protect America and the world. The sooner this is done, the better.

Don, this isn’t receipts. It’s a meltdown. You’re attacking Thomas Massie because he wouldn’t take your call, but your own track record speaks volumes. You never made it to Congress despite multiple runs, and now you sit in media lashing out when someone doesn’t give you the access you think you deserve. Massie didn’t ignore facts. He refused to play along with private backroom briefings and chose to keep things in the open where the public can actually see what’s happening. That’s accountability, not weakness. And let’s be honest about Epstein. The American people have watched years of so called investigations lead to nothing but protected elites and unanswered questions. So when you say Massie should have trusted your inside pitch, why would he trust a system that keeps failing to deliver justice? Maybe the real issue is that Massie saw right through you and didn’t take you seriously. You can call him a zero all you want, but one of you is actually in Congress standing on principle while the other built a brand talking about it from the outside.

I’m frequently disappointed in politicians but Tom Massie defied the odds in my unfortunate experiences with him, as he surpassed my lowest expectations. This zero pretends to be a principled defender of liberty but, in the real world, he supports third-world tyranny. Here are the receipts from a phone call I had with this zero offering him a briefing on multiple investigations he was inserting himself into by publicly commenting on them. Rather than affording the subjects of the cases their constitutional Right to due process, Massie chose to waive off the briefing and litigate it on X for clicks. Notice I tried to call him back but he wasn’t interested in facts. It’s also of note that I never heard a single word from Massie during the process we engaged in to release the Epstein case docs. This process played out in media everywhere and yet Massie never reached out. Not once. It’s almost as if he wants to be a moron. As if ignorance is bliss for him. I’m horrified I once believed this guy was authentic.

@PatrickLeistner @catturd2

I've noticed that everyone who starts a tweet with "I voted for Trump 3 times but" ... never voted for Trump 3 times.

Since the founding of our organization, we have never seen a stronger defender of the 2nd Amendment than @RepThomasMassie.

I’m old enough to remember when MAHA helped MAGA win. Now Glyphosate is “good”? Thomas Massie breaks down how he is fighting the 180 on this.

if I'm in jail soon, y'all know why.

@AmericanVsGov I'm a registered Libertarian and a member of @LPNational and @LPNC. I want to see the Libertarian Party challenge the uniparty.

Why do you belong to a political party? Seriously. I want you to think about that for a second. Not the rehearsed answer. Not "because the other side is worse." Why? There are multiple political parties in this country, but only two get airtime on TV. Only two get government funding. Only two get on the debate stage. And most of you openly admit you're choosing "the lesser of two evils." You're literally telling me your choice is evil... and you're okay with that. The men who built this country warned us about exactly this. George Washington called political parties the people's "worst enemy." In his Farewell Address, he warned that parties would allow a small group to seize power and make themselves the masters of the government. Tell me that doesn't sound like 2026. John Adams wrote, "There is nothing I dread so much as the division of the Republic into two great parties." He said it would lead to the most "horrid evils." 230 years later, we're living in it. James Madison called them factions and said they were a dangerous byproduct of liberty that would allow one group to dominate everyone else. My personal favorite founding father, Thomas Jefferson, said "If I could not go to heaven but with a party, I would not go there at all." That one hits different when you think about how many people today would burn a friendship to the ground over a political party. Even Alexander Hamilton, one of the most partisan founders, warned that factions would be exploited by demagogues seeking personal power. Every single one of them feared the same thing. That party loyalty would replace civic virtue. That politicians would prioritize their faction's victory over the nation's well being. That parties would divide the country into permanent hostile camps. That foreign powers would exploit the division. That compromise would become impossible. That demagogues would whip up partisan passion to seize control. Sound familiar? Now look at what these two parties actually do. Every election cycle they come to you with the same pitch. "Give us your money or the other side wins." "This is the most important election of our lifetime." "We can't let them destroy the country." So you donate. Millions of you. Billions of dollars. Where does it go? Consultants. Ad agencies. Political operatives. Media buys on the same networks that give them free coverage. Private jets. Fancy dinners. Lavish retreats. It doesn't go to fixing your roads. It doesn't go to lowering your grocery bill. It doesn't go to securing the border. It goes to keeping the machine running so they can come back next cycle and ask for more. These aren't political parties. They're fundraising operations disguised as public service. "Save us from the mess we created" is not a platform. It's a scam. And every two years, you fall for it because they've convinced you the other side is scarier than they are. The founding fathers didn't just warn us about this. They begged us not to let it happen. And we did it anyway. So I'll ask again. Why do you belong to a political party? What has it actually done for you? Not what has it promised. What has it delivered? If you can't answer that honestly, maybe it's time to stop giving them your money, your energy, and your loyalty. They don't deserve it. They Both Suck.

You did it! We hit $350,000 for our moneybomb! The FEC deadline for Q1 donations is tonight at midnight, so we’re going to leave the Massiemoneybomb.com site up until then in case you missed it yesterday… or if want to donate again! Ps. Here’s my new MAHA-PRIME Act video!

@registerofdecay @BuenoForMiami @LibertarianLars @pollfinity @RLibertyCaucus This is the illusion of choice.

@BuenoForMiami @LibertarianLars @BoldLiberty @pollfinity This is a choice. Libertarians can avoid this additional obstacle by running with the @RLibertyCaucus

2026 Georgia Governor — Who Would You Choose?"

@RepLuna And vote @LPNational when given the opportunity!

At this rate, it’s not even about being a Democrat or Republican anymore. It’s literally the American people versus a uniparty establishment that is corrupt to the core. It’s time for voters to wake up when they go to vote on Election Day. Stop sending the same garbage to the Senate.

Did you know that to get on the ballot, one of these candidates will need to collect 78,000 signatures? The other ones don't have to collect anything. Did you know that to collect that many signatures, you need to hire petitioners? Cost is $10-$15 a signature. So do the math, the candidate must spend almost a million dollars just to get on the ballot. That is not competition; that my friends are a rigged game in favor of the Duopoly.

@GoldenAgeTimes2 I did my part.

🚨 MUST WATCH: A panicked Ron Paul CONFIRMS Thomas Massie's campaign is in TROUBLE! He then begs everyone to help him out. 🤣 "Thomas is having a difficult time this year in his campaign & he needs help." "You should help him out." How about no? 🤣🤣🤣

It’s almost midnight in Kentucky and it’s been an amazing day. If you want to give for the first time tonight, or want to give again, thank you from the bottom of my heart. I’m logging off and will check in tomorrow morning. Thank you for inspiring me! Massiemoneybomb.com

Let's go!

I’ll match your donations to Thomas Massie up to a total of another $1,000 if you post receipts here! Let’s make some Massie Money Bomb history!

We’re soooo close to $300,000 ! Can we get there by midnight? massiemoneybomb.com