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Thomas Massie Joins in With Democrat Allies Who Claim That Iran Strikes Are to Distract From Epstein

Massie posted that bombing Iran would not make the Epstein files disappear, drawing criticism from the author.

Thomas Massie Joins in With Democrat Allies Who Claim That Iran Strikes Are to Distract From Epstein
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Rep. Thomas Massie posted that U.S. strikes on Iran would not make the Epstein files disappear, echoing claims that the strikes were meant as a distraction. A Townhall opinion writer criticized Massie and his association with Democrats making similar claims.

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Representative criticized for suggesting the Iran strikes would not make the Epstein files disappear

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R · President of the United States

President whose decision to strike Iran is discussed

Ro Khanna
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Representative mentioned in connection with Massie’s social-media activity

ALSO MENTIONED  Keith Olbermann, Political commentator whose post is quoted; Miles Taylor, Former government official whose post is quoted; Rick Wilson, Political commentator whose post is quoted

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Thomas Massie Criticizes U.S. Strikes on Iran

U.S. strikes on Iran drew criticism from Thomas Massie, who joined Rep. Ro Khanna in pursuing a War Powers Resolution to seek a congressional vote on the military action. Left-leaning outlets frame the strikes as unauthorized and emphasize congressional limits. Center outlets cover the war-powers effort alongside Massie’s claim that the strikes distract from the Epstein files. Right-leaning outlets focus on criticism of Massie, questioning his Republican credentials and associating him with Democrats.

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