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Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) is vowing to vote against House Speaker Mike Johnson’s “clean” continuing resolution (CR) that seeks to fund the government in 2025 at the same levels as in 2024.

This is not the first time that Massie has found himself opposing GOP leadership on fiscal grounds but the stakes are high as Congress seeks to pass a CR to fund government operations beyond March 14.

Massie spelled out the reasons why he plans to break with House leadership in a post yesterday on X.

Thomas Massie

I’ll vote against a clean CR that funds everything in 2025 at 2024 levels because:

  1. isn’t following the provision in law that would have cut everything by 1% if the CR extended past April.

  2. We should not fund the waste, fraud, and abuse that Doge has found.

  3. These are supposed to be 12 separate bills.

  4. We were told that the CR in December that got us to March would allow us to prioritize Trump’s agenda this March using the checkbook.

PS

incorrectly reports I’ll be voting No on the “rule” and refuses to correct his article in spite of being notified of his mistake. What a goof.

[Source.](https://amgreatness.com/2025/03/05/massie-not-on-board-with-speaker-johnsons-spending-bill-vows-to-vote-against-it/) > Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) is vowing to vote against House Speaker Mike Johnson’s “clean” continuing resolution (CR) that seeks to fund the government in 2025 at the same levels as in 2024. > This is not the first time that Massie has found himself opposing GOP leadership on fiscal grounds but the stakes are high as Congress seeks to pass a CR to fund government operations beyond March 14. > Massie spelled out the reasons why he plans to break with House leadership in a post yesterday on X. >> Thomas Massie >> @RepThomasMassie I’ll vote against a clean CR that funds everything in 2025 at 2024 levels because: >> 1. @SpeakerJohnson isn’t following the provision in law that would have cut everything by 1% if the CR extended past April. >> 2. We should not fund the waste, fraud, and abuse that Doge has found. >> 3. These are supposed to be 12 separate bills. >> 4. We were told that the CR in December that got us to March would allow us to prioritize Trump’s agenda this March using the checkbook. >> PS @bresreports incorrectly reports I’ll be voting No on the “rule” and refuses to correct his article in spite of being notified of his mistake. What a goof.

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He'll likely be the only Republican who does.

He reminds me at times of Ron Paul.

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Very rare to see such principled men in politics.

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Very rare to see such principled men in politics.

That is a very sad commentary on our government. Even more so since it's true.