RINO-in-Chief Visits Kentucky, Criticizes Massie and Paul

President speaks at Hebron logistics facility, calls for Massie to be voted out of office.

President Donald Trump visited Kentucky on Wednesday, speaking at Verst Logistics, a contract packaging facility in Hebron.

Trump took the stage at the facility shortly after arriving. He spoke about U.S. military action in Iran, the coal industry and the economy. During the visit, Trump also met with business owners in both Ohio and Kentucky to discuss the economy and prescription drug prices.

Trump targets Massie, backs Gallrein

The visit was in Rep. Thomas Massie’s district, where Trump is endorsing Ed Gallrein in this year’s Republican primary.

During his speech, Trump criticized Kentucky congressmen Thomas Massie and Rand Paul.

“And now Massie, he’s the worst. And I don’t say that, I never hate a guy like this. We call him Rand Paul Jr. — he votes against everything. But at least I like Rand a little bit,” Trump said.

Trump continued: “He’s gotta be voted out of office as soon as possible. On the other hand, Ed Gallrein has my complete and total endorsement.”

Kentucky leaders recognized

The president gave shout-outs to Kentucky leaders including Attorney General Russell Coleman, Secretary of State Michael Adams and State Auditor Allison Ball.

He also thanked Senate candidates Rep. Andy Barr, Daniel Cameron and Nate Morris. All three are running for Sen. Mitch McConnell’s seat.

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