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During a recent appearance on News Saturday, Ed Gallrein, a seasoned farmer and former Navy SEAL, criticized Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY), describing him as “not a statesman.” Gallrein, who has received an endorsement from Trump, labeled Massie as a “career politician” rather than a true representative for Kentucky.
Gallrein emphasized the importance of bringing tangible solutions to the table, asserting that Massie lacks the integrity and credibility needed to advance meaningful initiatives. “He cannot do it,” Gallrein stated, highlighting his opponent’s shortcomings.
According to Gallrein, Massie’s voting record often aligns with opposing party interests, undermining efforts to push forward the agenda aimed at progressing America. This alignment, Gallrein argues, is detrimental to the objectives of their party.
Gallrein also stressed the urgency for President Donald Trump to act swiftly in implementing his agenda. With time being a critical factor, Gallrein noted that Trump is aware of the limited period available, drawing attention to the rapid pace of Trump’s efforts, such as the Gaza peace accords and his recognition of Charlie Kirk.
He also pointed out that President Donald Trump only has a limited time to implement his agenda.
“The clock is running. The president knows this from his first term. He’s going to only have a limited amount of time to implement his agenda. And the dynamics — look how fast President Trump is moving. Just think back,” he said, pointing to the Gaza peace accords and Trump honoring Charlie Kirk.
“Think how fast he’s moving. He’s on his way over to Asia, is he not? … Look how fast he’s moving. And then you have a roadblock of this nature at a time when our nation’s at a key crossroads to advance this agenda, to restore our nation,” he said. “History will soon punish us if we don’t take advantage of this opportunity to restore our nation to greatness.”
He also talked about his military history as well as his relationship with President Trump, describing the commander-in-chief as “very gregarious and gracious.”
“I just, of course, can’t divulge the nature of the conversation, but remember when I walked into that office last Friday, I wasn’t a candidate for anything but grandfather of the month, although, again, he knows that at heart I have our nation and its future,” he said.
“I’m inspired by what he’s doing, and that if we don’t take advantage of this opportunity, history is going to punish us” if voters continue to choose a “roadblock like a career politician Massie has brought” when “Kentucky 4 overwhelmingly voted for the change after the disastrous Biden administration,” Gallrein said.
“The President has a mountain to climb, to overcome. He’s got a huge challenge. It’s all hands on deck. And it’s fine to come with another alternative solution, but come with a solution, not with a problem to be a roadblock. And clearly, you know, the people of Kentucky 4 are going to have a choice. You want a native Kentuckian who’s a generational farmer, genuinely, who is a career Navy SEAL officer, Army Ranger qualified, to go be your champion in Washington, who is not a career politician?” he asked.
“Or do you want a career politician that puts self above service, as opposed to me, who has always put service above self,” Gallrein stated, adding, “It is really a pretty straightforward question.”
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– News Saturday airs on SiriusXM Patriot 125 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Eastern.
