Thomas Massie: “legislation is like roadkill, the more it sits out, the more it gets picked apart.”

Six months left, I’m going to do something every week, so that I won’t be sitting at home saying, ‘I wish I’d done that.’

There have been 70,000 casualties in Gaza, and I don’t think we should be part of that. ... We’ve got needs at home, which include our infrastructure, our roads and bridges.

Enshrining this broad agreement and the permanent position it creates in legislation removes the flexibility of future Presidents to withdraw from such an arrangement,

We should not merge our military tech and supply chain with Israel’s," Massie said on X.