Rep. Massie on "Kennedy": "We Should End All the COVID Vaccine Mandates"

In 2021, I drafted and introduced H.R. 3860, a bill to prohibit any requirement that a member of the Armed Forces receive a COVID-19 vaccination. I worked for 18 months to end Biden’s unscientific and unethical military COVID vaccine mandate, and thanks to your phone calls and letters, H.R. 3860 garnered 93 cosponsors. Repeal of the military’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate became a reality with the signing of the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Now let’s end the other COVID-19 mandates and reinstate everyone who was wrongly pushed out of the military.

I have proposed a House rules change that would make it harder to waive the "72-hour rule." If adopted, Congress would have more time to read bills before voting on them, the public would have more time to learn about what is in them, and we would produce better legislation.

The Epoch Times wrote a story entitled "GOP Congressman Proposes Rule to Keep 3-Day Review Period Before Voting on Legislation" about my effort to pass the rules change. Click on the embedded link to read the story. 

Rep. Massie Speaks Out Against Democrats'

Anti-Second Amendment Legislation

In December, Democrats offered a bill to allow suicidal individuals to add themselves to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) database. The Democrats didn’t even realize that, with this poorly-written bill, they were creating new crimes for transferring firearms between family members.

When I pointed out the flaw, they tried to cover it up and pass it! Watch the highlights in the above video. 

Rep. Massie Does Not Attend "Ukrainian Lobbyist's" Speech

Inviting the leader of a country at war to speak to Congress, the body responsible for deciding if and when the U.S. engages in war, entangles us further in this conflict.

The Washington Examiner provided additional coverage of my decision in a story entitled "Rep. Thomas Massie Explains Why He Skipped Zelensky Speech." You can read the story by clicking on the embedded link. 

Altogether, the United States has given approximately $100 billion to Ukraine. Let’s put that in perspective: that’s more than $200 million this year from each congressional district. What could your congressman have done for your district with $200 million? How long will the kids in your district be paying interest on this debt?

Tweet of the Month: Massie Votes NO on the Omnibus Bill

If you would like to follow me on Twitter, my official account is @RepThomasMassie.

Reps. Massie, Burchett Discuss What Happens

Behind the Curtains in "The Swamp"

Rep. Tim Burchett invited me onto his podcast “Tennessee Talks” to discuss what really happens behind the curtains in the swamp. We taped this just before we left town for the holidays. 

In liberty,