U.S. Representative Thomas Massie entered Congress in November 2012 after serving as Lewis County Judge Executive. He represents Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District which stretches across Northern Kentucky and 280 miles of the Ohio River.
U.S. Representative Massie attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and a Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering. During school, he invented a technology that enabled people to interact with computers using their sense of touch, and leveraged that technology to found SensAble Technologies, Inc., which raised over $32 million of venture capital, created 70 jobs, and obtained 29 patents. The hardware and software he developed is now used to design automobiles, jewelry, shoes, dental prosthetics, and even reconstructive implants for wounded soldiers.
In Congress, Thomas serves on two committees: the House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure and the Committee on Oversight and Reform. The House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure has jurisdiction over roads, bridges, mass transit, railroads, aviation, maritime and waterborne transit. Thomas’s selection to the Oversight and Reform Committee puts him in a position to hold the federal government accountable to taxpayers.
Thomas lives on a cattle farm in Kentucky with his wife and high school sweetheart, Rhonda, and their four children. He’s honored to be able to serve the citizens of Kentucky’s 4th District.
Let’s Keep Kentucky’s Most Conservative Congressman on the Job!
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Thomas Massie is a strong supporter of President Trump, as reflected by his voting record.
I believe that life begins at conception. I will vote against government funding of abortion services and will vote to defund Planned Parenthood. I believe no public money should ever be spent on abortion procedures, abortion pills, or embryonic stem cell research.
Defend Your Second Amendment Rights
Weapons bans and gun-free zones are unconstitutional. In speeches, legislation, and through my votes in Congress I continuously make the point that gun-free zones make law-abiding citizens less safe.
Defend the Constitution
The Government has no right to be snooping without a warrant through your digital records and communications any more than they do through your filing cabinet at home. I’ve also sought to protect American technology companies from being forced to create “backdoors” or introduce vulnerabilities to their security systems.
Support President Trump
I enthusiastically supported and voted for President Trump in 2016, I have vigorously defended him against the impeachment sham, and I will be working to re-elect him in 2020 as an Honorary State Chair of the 2020 Kentucky Trump Victory team.
Secure our Border and Build the Wall
I support President Trump’s efforts to stop illegal immigration and voted to fund the wall for the full amount requested by the President.
Fix the Broken Appropriations Process
Congress has recklessly given up its Constitutionally delegated “power of the purse.” I’ve urged Speakers Boehner, Ryan, and Pelosi to return to regular order, and I have voted against every single one of their Omnibus funding bills they have passed.
Endorsements of Thomas Massie for Congress from National and Kentucky Elected Leaders
U.S. Senators
Rand Paul – Kentucky
Mike Lee - Utah
U.S. Representatives
Jim Jordan - OH-04
Mark Meadows - NC-11
Matt Gaetz - FL-01
Andy Biggs - AZ-05
James Comer - KY-01
Brett Guthrie - KY-02
Steve Chabot - OH-01
Warren Davidson - OH-08
Louie Gohmert - TX-01
Chip Roy – TX-21
Ron Paul - TX-14 (Former)
Kentucky Constitutional Officers
Ryan Quarles – Ag Commissioner
Allison Ball – Treasurer
Mike Harmon – Auditor
Kentucky State Senators
Damon Thayer (Floor Leader) - SD17
John Schickel - SD11
Wil Schroder - SD24
Stephen West - SD27
Ernie Harris - SD26
Jimmy Higdon - SD14
Charlie Borders – SD18 (Former)
Kentucky State Representatives
Savannah Maddox - HD61
Joe Fischer - HD68
Mark Hart - HD78
Sal Santoro - HD60
Danny Bentley - HD98
Phillip Pratt - HD62
James Tipton - HD53
Jerry Miller - HD36
Jason Nemes - HD33
Rob Rothenburger - HD58
Kevin Bratcher - HD29
Diane St. Onge - HD63 (Former)
County Judge Executives
Gary Moore - Boone
Earl Bush - Bracken (Former)
Eric Chaney - Boyd
Chuck Dills - Grant
David Fields - Pendleton
Todd Ruckel - Lewis
Dan Ison - Shelby
John Riley – Spencer
Sheriffs
Chuck Korzenborn - Kenton
Mike Jansen - Campbell
Mike Helmig - Boone
Brian Maines - Grant
Johnny Bivens - Lewis
Patrick Boggs - Mason
Mark Moore - Shelby
Mark Bess - Owen
Keith Perry - Henry
County Clerks
Julie Klosterman Barr – Oldham
Glenda Himes – Lewis
Justin Crigler – Boone
Commonwealth’s Attorney
Rob Sanders - Kenton
Circuit Clerks
David Martin - Boone
Teresa Callahan – Lewis
County Attorneys
Ben Harrison - Lewis
John Carter - Oldham
Property Valuation Administrators
Cindy Martin - Boone
Eli Anderson - Grant
Kenny Ruckel – Lewis
Blake Robertson - Owen
Sheryl Jones - Gallatin
Mayors
Angelo Penque - Cold Spring
Dave Hatter - Fort Wright
Jessica Fette - Erlanger
Dan Bell - Taylor Mill
Gabe Brown - Walton
Adam Gaines - Owenton
Drane Stephens - Eminence
Metro Council
Scott Reed – Louisville
Commissioners & Magistrates
Joe Nienaber - Kenton
Jesse Brewer – Boone
Cathy Flaig - Boone
Charlie Kenner – Boone
Brian Painter - Campbell
Tom Lampe – Campbell
Geoff Besecker - Campbell
Roger Humphrey - Grant
Shawna Coldiron - Grant
Jacqalynn Riley - Grant
Chuck Swearingen – Lewis
David Iery – Lewis
Woody Underwood – Lewis
Terri Thomas – Lewis
Roger Hartlage – Henry
Tony Quillen - Greenup
Earnie Duty - Greenup
Andrew Imel - Greenup
Michael Logsdon – Oldham
Bob Dye – Oldham
Brent Likins – Oldham
Chris Haunz - Oldham
Joel Shinkle - Gallatin
M. J Haddix - Gallatin
Tim Brewer - Spencer
Brett Beaverson - Spencer
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