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Breaking: Ed Gallrein (Thomas Massie’s opponent) has received government benefits for claiming to be 100% physically disabled, while also claiming to do demanding full-time farm work on his family’s operation. Gallrein received two PPP loans during COVID, including one used to pay himself for farm work. His campaign frequently shares photos and stories highlighting his supposed active involvement in farm labor. On the Bill Cunningham Show, he cited “farm work to do” as the reason for skipping a debate with Massie. Real full-time farm work is physically demanding and inconsistent with what most people would expect from someone receiving full disability benefits. This raises serious questions about consistency, transparency, and accountability—especially amid growing scrutiny of disability and Medicaid fraud nationwide. If elected to Congress, how does Mr. Gallrein plan to address these issues? My initial documentation includes an affidavit signed by Gallrein stating he is 100% disabled and qualifying for special property tax rates. I submitted the following questions to the Gallrein campaign: - Given that farm work is physically demanding, I would like to understand the nature of Mr. Gallrein’s disability. Is it physical, mental, or both? - If the disability is physical, how is Mr. Gallrein able to perform the demanding tasks associated with operating a farm? Alternatively, has the campaign overstated his day-to-day involvement in farm operations? - If the 100% disability rating stems from a mental health condition, how would this affect his ability to serve effectively in Congress? Members of Congress routinely face high-pressure situations, intense media scrutiny, and debates. Would such a condition impact his capacity to represent constituents under these circumstances? - Has Mr. Gallrein’s disability played a role in his decision to cancel appearances at several Lincoln Day dinners? Has it also factored into the campaign’s decision not to participate in a debate or forum with Congressman Massie? The campaign responded that his rating is “100% physical—physical only,” but that he works the farm anyway “because in Kentucky, that’s what you do when there’s work to be done.” This response still leaves important questions unanswered about how a 100% physical disability squares with the manual labor he publicly claims to perform.

⚜️ Thomas Massie Was a No-show at the Kenton County Republican Women's Candidate Forum ⚜️ You can't make this up! The same guy that mocks his challenger for not showing up to blatantly rigged debates & candidate forums, is now a no-show at this event. The same guy that spent $10k on a billboard to mock the Trump-endorsed Ed Gallrein for not debating, was hiding in his basement last night! 🐔 🐔 🐔 "Huge crowd at Kenton Co Republican Women’s Candidate Forum. Stephanie A. Dietz, State Representative-District 65 did a great job setting forth why Andy Barr is the best candidate for NKy. Nearly all of the candidates for Congress and state and local offices were there. However Thomas Massie and Scott Berger did not show. But the Other Donald Wenzel was there in his suit of armor." Why did Massie chicken out of this forum? Will his supporters keep the same energy & condemn this, too?

Thomas Massie is a complete snake. He spends his entire time in Congress attacking Trump and MAGA but when it comes time to run re-election ads in his district this is the type of imagery he uses. Totally duplicitous. Vote him OUT!

Breaking: Ed Gallrein (Thomas Massie’s opponent) has received government benefits for claiming to be 100% physically disabled, while also claiming to do demanding full-time farm work on his family’s operation. Gallrein received two PPP loans during COVID, including one used to pay himself for farm work. His campaign frequently shares photos and stories highlighting his supposed active involvement in farm labor. On the Bill Cunningham Show, he cited “farm work to do” as the reason for skipping a debate with Massie. Real full-time farm work is physically demanding and inconsistent with what most people would expect from someone receiving full disability benefits. This raises serious questions about consistency, transparency, and accountability—especially amid growing scrutiny of disability and Medicaid fraud nationwide. If elected to Congress, how does Mr. Gallrein plan to address these issues? My initial documentation includes an affidavit signed by Gallrein stating he is 100% disabled and qualifying for special property tax rates. I submitted the following questions to the Gallrein campaign: - Given that farm work is physically demanding, I would like to understand the nature of Mr. Gallrein’s disability. Is it physical, mental, or both? - If the disability is physical, how is Mr. Gallrein able to perform the demanding tasks associated with operating a farm? Alternatively, has the campaign overstated his day-to-day involvement in farm operations? - If the 100% disability rating stems from a mental health condition, how would this affect his ability to serve effectively in Congress? Members of Congress routinely face high-pressure situations, intense media scrutiny, and debates. Would such a condition impact his capacity to represent constituents under these circumstances? - Has Mr. Gallrein’s disability played a role in his decision to cancel appearances at several Lincoln Day dinners? Has it also factored into the campaign’s decision not to participate in a debate or forum with Congressman Massie? The campaign responded that his rating is “100% physical—physical only,” but that he works the farm anyway “because in Kentucky, that’s what you do when there’s work to be done.” This response still leaves important questions unanswered about how a 100% physical disability squares with the manual labor he publicly claims to perform.

Not only is Thomas Massie’s opponent being bankrolled millions by a foreign lobby, he also received government benefits by claiming to be 100% physically disabled, while also claiming to perform demanding full-time farm work on his family’s operation as seen in almost every single one of his Israeli/Trump bought advertisements. Vote for Thomas Massie on May 19!