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Guaranteed Human.

Will Maga, will Trump kick Massey to the curb?

Election primary day is upon us in a whole bunch of places all over the country.

And May 19th, 2026 could go down as the day that Massey has got to figure out something else for his career.

We'll see.

Big, big battle in Kentucky's fourth congressional district.

And it's deciding something bigger than just one primary.

It's really, at some level, a referendum on whether the Republican Party

stands with President Trump and the America First Agenda, or it's going to keep tolerating

these political insiders who grandstand, obstruct, and undermine the commander-in-chief,

who tens of millions voted to lead this comeback starting in

2024.

So this isn't just politics as usual.

In some ways, it's a battle for the soul of MAGA in the Kentucky heartland.

And in places like Hebron, Kentucky, the reinforcements are showing up loud and

clear. Let's start with the scene yesterday. Defense Secretary Pete Heggseth,

Defense, I'm sorry, Secretary of War Pete Heggseth, stepped on to the campaign trail in his

personal capacity. There's a rare move here.

Pete's a very talented guy when it comes to politics, though.

And he didn't have to do this, but he was there because the message he wanted to get out there was unmistakable.

President Trump needs fighters in Congress, not philosophers who love the sound of their own voices and have leftists.

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