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EXCLUSIVE: “Call Me On My Boner Phone” Former Congressional staffer and @RepThomasMassie’s ex girlfriend @Cyntaxed007 Cynthia West tells me Massie was a very controlling boyfriend and that he ordered her to delete her X account so he could control her online presence when they were dating 2 months after his wife of 30 years died. Ms. West said Massie communicated with her on a burner phone that he called his “Boner Phone”, a reference to the erections he would get from the many women he had sexual relations with when his wife died. Ms. West tells me the Boner Phone was allegedly managed by Thomas Massie’s District Director Chris McCane, who she claims “managed” Massie’s communications with the women he was sexually involved with so that if they even ran to the media, McCane could dispose of the Boner Phone with no trace to Massie’s real number and Congressional office. Ms. West told me McCane had reportedly and allegedly been overheard saying if it ever came out in the media, McCane would just destroy the evidence by throwing the Boner Phone in the Potomac River and take the blame and get 2 weeks of paid leave from Massie. She said this is what McCane and Massie allegedly agreed to do if one of Massie’s sexual partners ever ran to the media. This is Cynthia West’s experience from when she was dating Congressman Massie for 5 months. Why was Massie allegedly trying to hide and cover up his communications with the women he sexually exploited and emotionally abused as a powerful Congressman? I thought Massie wanted all of the Epstein files released for the sake of “accountability and transparency”? Sounds like we need to focus on the “Massie Files” that are allegedly stored away on this Boner Phone… *If it hasn’t already been thrown into the river*… @POTUS @ChrisLaCivita @JamesBlair47 @mbrasseaux11 @SusieWiles47 @SpeakerJohnson

Hundreds of Texas State University graduates celebrated after commencement ceremonies Thursday with a jump into the San Marcos River, continuing one of the school’s best-known traditions. Students gathered in Sewell Park, many still wearing caps, gowns and cords as friends and family watched them jump in the river. statesman.com/news/article/t…