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We just said goodbye to our good friends Thomas and Carolyn Massie.
The civil war in the Republican Party is successfully gutting the true America Firsters, like myself, Thomas and others.
But I don’t think most Americans realize the extent of what’s happening, how bad it is, and what it’s going to produce.
After taking the hard principled stand against war with Iran in June 2025 and releasing the Epstein files, the neocon controlled Republican establishment now backed by the President set out to destroy us.
Thomas and I took two different routes but ended up in the same place, which delivered a message to our colleagues to never go against the President even on issues he himself promised to do and at the same time delivered the louder stronger message to the American people that no matter what they say on tv, rally stages, committee hearings, campaign ads, or stump speeches, Republicans and Trump have overwhelmingly rejected America First and will do anything possible to cut the head off of anyone who tries to fly its banner.
The extent and extremes to which they have gone should shock everyone.
For me, I was Trump’s loudest champion for years supporting him when no one else would, voting with him 98% of the time, and he called me a traitor for releasing the Epstein files, refusing to support war with Iran, and fighting against the White House’s bad policies that only serve their donors like a 10 year moratorium on state rights to regulate and make laws on AI and data centers.
And yet my perfect conservative voting record, legislative accomplishments like the House passing my articles of impeachment of Biden’s DHS Secretary that oversaw the invasion of our country, passing my bill making it a felony to trans children under 18, my work as DOGE Chair defunding waste fraud and abuse and so much more, suddenly meant nothing to low educated Republicans that are easily manipulated by bot armies and bought and paid for social media influencers that spread absurd lies about me.
After supporting the Republican Party by paying all of my dues to the NRCC every Congress, endorsing and campaigning for Republican candidates, and spending millions and traveling the country to get Trump elected, to be called a traitor and not a single Republican (even the ones I helped get elected like JD Vance and others) not to utter a word of public support for me, it became abundantly clear that the Republican Party is something I can no longer support and want nothing to do with.
None of my policy views have changed, but everything changed about the man I supported to be president and the party I supported to gain the majority.
They are all under full capture and control.
And if you refuse to be captured and controlled with them, then their captors will set out to kill you, and the party sits in silence while it happens.
What they just did to Thomas Massie is unforgivable. I saw it all coming early, had just watched my friend Charlie Kirk assassinated, and knew they were going to do all of it and probably worse to me too, so I refused to allow it to happen to me, my family, and my district, so I resigned.
But Thomas stayed in the fight and they slaughtered him with tens of millions of foreign donor dollars that fueled lies, slander, character assassination, and even broke their own laws to do it.
They told lies to Kentucky’s 4th district that Massie had turned into a liberal Democrat, voting for Democrat policies, and even made vicious lying illegal AI ads showing him in a sexual relationship with AOC and Ilhan Omar.
Even though ALL of it was horrific lies proven wrong with his own 14 year impeccable America First liberty driven voting record, naive older voters in his district were easily fooled by the AIPAC and Israel funded campaign lies, and voted for a new candidate who refused every single debate with Thomas Massie and has no voting record to prove what he stands for at all.
The capture is complete.
What will you do about it?
Aaron Clifford retweeted
I was no fan of Joe Biden as President, but if he had conducted the Iran war in exactly the same manner as Donald Trump has done, the MAGA supporters would be wholeheartedly condemning him. The hypocrisy of blind tribalism.
Aaron Clifford retweeted
These are the Twitter/X accounts with the most engagement so far in 2026. I suppose I had some intuition for how bad it was, but jeez, this is what you get when the ecosystem is broken.
Aaron Clifford retweeted
It would be much more tolerable and productive if MAGA just announced that they have no foundational beliefs except whatever Trump wants to do.
Aaron Clifford retweeted
What did removing Saddam, Gaddafi, Assad get us? Chaos, civil war, genocide.
The rule for regime change operations in the Middle East is that they don’t flip a country from bad-to-good. They flip a country from bad-to-worse.
Aaron Clifford retweeted
Want to know one of the biggest problems in healthcare? Deductibles.
Deductibles are defined by the plans the insurance companies design. Then they are approved to be offered by the feds or employers. Then we the people decide what deductible we want when we choose our plans.
Often we choose higher deductibles because we are healthy or because we can only afford the lowest premium plan.
When we got get care and can't pay our deductible for whatever reason, you know who takes all the credit risk and losses?
Doctors, hospitals and caregivers
They have ZERO to do with designing, selling or choosing the plans.
But when you can't pay, they are the ones that become the bill collectors we hate. The ones that put millions into default and bankruptcy,
DESPITE HAVING NO SAY in the plans and deductibles we all choose.
That is one fucked up system that needs to be redesigned.
Next time I'll tell you how insurance companies decide not to pay what they contractually owe to the hospitals and use delay tactics like denials, they know they will approve , just to earn interest on premiums.
And the hospitals aren't innocent. But I'll let them off the hook for now because they have to take anyone that walks in the doors
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The Founders Fund website famously once stated “We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters”. This week on @theallinpod we explored this claim.
Separately, an old adage says “A picture is worth a thousand words” so I’m including a comment from a viewer of our podcast and a few images from my 2021 Annual Letter.
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Aaron Clifford retweeted
Identity politics is an outrage machine, fueled by dogmatic extremes from both sides.
Ignore the outrage online. I think it doesn't represent the majority. Most people are sensible and kind.
I’ll miss my brother for the rest of my life. Here’s an awesome story @NC5 did on @shanecliff911! newschannel5.com/news/i-love…
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"Oracle’s plan to bring up to 8,500 high-paying jobs to Nashville … assures that Music City is becoming a major American city, one that may no longer come with that famous 'with a small-town feel' qualifier." bizjournals.com/nashville/ne…
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Hmm...Not always been my case - Going to ‘Dr. Google’ to look up your symptoms actually leads to accurate diagnoses! studyfinds.org/dr-google-sym…
T1: Sharing the story of my mom passing away from COVID in December at the age of 61, and knowing she would have taken the vaccine has helped in encouraging friends and family to consider. #hcldr
"Polarization has the potential to prevent neighbors or colleagues of opposing parties from developing friendships. This ultimately deprives individuals of intellectual diversity, among other things,"reason.com/2021/02/17/politi… via @reason
Psychology of Money is one of the best books I’ve read on personal finance. I’m happy the book is selling so well! – at White House, TN
The first print run of Psychology of Money was 5,000 copies because we thought that's all it would sell.
Four months later, I learned this morning that worldwide sales just crossed a quarter million.
Thanks for reading. Or at least buying.
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I am really enjoying the @joinClubhouse app. The content and diversity of topics remains me of attending @sxsw interactive, but without the lines (except when @elonmusk is in a room), and expensive hotel rooms. – at White House, TN




















