There is deep concern that Massie’s loss will backfire on Trump—Massie is now more emboldened.

We have some big news this morning.There is deep concern within Republican circles that Thomas Massie's loss will actually backfire on Donald Trump.Let me explain how.As you know, last night Thomas Massie lost his primary election in the most expensive primary election in American history.Donald Trump and special interest groups like AIPAC spent millions to try to defeat him.Trump had been furious with Massie over the Epstein files.

at Massey's support of releasing the Epstein files, Trump was not happy.Okay, well now Republicans on Capitol Hill are nervous because now you have an emboldened Thomas Massey.

He doesn't just leave office after last night.There are several more months of Epstein investigation that could occur with Massey helping the effort.But that's not all.Trump yesterday endorsed Ken Paxton over John Cornyn in the Texas Senate primary.Republicans are nervous about that.Why?

Because Ken Paxton at the top of the ticket in Texas could lead to Democrats flipping it with James Tallarico.But that's not all.Remember what happened in Louisiana over the past week?Bill Cassidy, a Republican senator who voted alongside Trump most of the time, except when he voted to convict him in the January 6th impeachment, Trump ousted him.Did exactly what he did to Massey last night to Cassidy.And guess what happened yesterday?

Cassidy voted to end Trump's war in Iran.Trump is actively consolidating power on Capitol Hill by removing those he doesn't like.But at the same time, he's actually causing himself even bigger issues in the short term.We'll see what happens with Massey.Spread the word.Follow for more.