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U.S. Representative Massie Speaks Out Against Internet Tax at Press Conference “This proposed Internet sales tax on American consumers is not about fairness, and not about helping the economy”  – Congressman Massie was joined by Sen. Ted Cruz, Sen. Rand Paul, Rep. Steve Daines, Rep. Ron DeSantis, Rep. John Fleming, Grover Norquist, and several advocacy groups in… Read more »

Congressman Massie, along with 15 other members of Congress from both parties, sent a letter to House leadership opposing H.R. 684, the Marketplace Fairness Act, otherwise known as the Internet Sales Tax. Read more »

Congressman Massie, along with 15 other members of Congress from both parties, sent a letter to House leadership opposing H.R. 684, the Marketplace Fairness Act, otherwise known as the Internet Sales Tax. Read more »

Yesterday, Representative Thomas Massie led a 30-minute Special Order speech on the House Floor along with fellow Reps. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) and Steve Daines (R-MT). Read more »

Yesterday, Representative Thomas Massie led a 30-minute Special Order speech on the House Floor along with fellow Reps. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) and Steve Daines (R-MT). Read more »

Congressman Massie signed on as an original co-sponsor of legislation to return the historic Delta Queen steamboat to Cincinnati. The Delta Queen began operations in 1926 and was locally owned from 1946 to 1985. Read more »

Congressman Massie signed on as an original co-sponsor of legislation to return the historic Delta Queen steamboat to Cincinnati. The Delta Queen began operations in 1926 and was locally owned from 1946 to 1985. Read more »

Representative Thomas Massie, whose district is home to the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport, has signed a letter opposing President Obama’s proposed $100-per-flight user fee on general aviation. Read more »

Representative Thomas Massie, whose district is home to the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport, has signed a letter opposing President Obama’s proposed $100-per-flight user fee on general aviation. Read more »

On Tuesday, March 26th, the Kentucky General Assembly passed Kentucky Senate Bill 50, which would allow Kentucky farmers to grow industrial hemp if federal restrictions were lifted. Read more »