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Thomas Massie says he feels ‘misled’ by Trump after Iran strikes: 'He's engaged in war'

Fox NewsSunday, June 22, 2025 at 7:56:55 PM
Thomas Massie says he feels ‘misled’ by Trump after Iran strikes: 'He's engaged in war'
Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie, a staunch libertarian and usually a Trump ally, is openly frustrated with the former president over the recent strikes on Iran. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Massie accused Trump of misleading him and other lawmakers, claiming the actions amount to unauthorized war—a sharp departure from Trump’s "America First" non-interventionist rhetoric.
Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another GOP squabble—it’s a rift between Trump and his own base over one of his core campaign promises: staying out of foreign conflicts. Massie’s criticism highlights growing tension within the Republican Party about how far Trump’s "tough guy" foreign policy should go. If more allies echo Massie, it could chip away at Trump’s carefully crafted image as a disruptor of Washington’s war machine.
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