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Massie Turns Trump’s Christmas ‘Lowlife’ Jab Into Fundraising as DOJ Widens Epstein File Release

The Kentucky Republican co-sponsored the law mandating release of Epstein files.

Overview

  • The Justice Department continues phased disclosures and says it found more than a million additional Epstein-related documents that could take a few more weeks to process.
  • DOJ cautioned that some released submissions include untrue and sensational claims against President Trump and labeled those allegations unfounded and false.
  • On Christmas, President Trump named Rep. Thomas Massie in a Truth Social post and called him a “lowlife” while attacking congressional scrutiny tied to the files.
  • Massie answered on X, framed his work as helping victims, and used the attack to solicit donations, with his campaign reporting more than 40 donors contributing nearly $3,000 within two hours.
  • Trump has endorsed retired Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein to challenge Massie in the 2026 Republican primary, intensifying an ongoing intra‑party clash.