Trump vows to 'lead the charge' against GOP Rep. Massie

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Johnson, in consultation with Trump, put forward a plan over the weekend that will provide enough cash for the government to stay open until September 30.
45% : Congressman Thomas Massie, of beautiful Kentucky, is an automatic 'NO' vote on just about everything, despite the fact that he has always voted for Continuing Resolutions in the past,' Trump said.
43% : His opposition this go around is no less problematic for the speaker and Trump.
42% : The speaker's plan is called a continuing resolution (CR), and it effectively keeps government funding at the same levels it has been at since Joe Biden 's administration.
34% : Donald Trump has unleashed on a Republican lawmaker who is bucking Speaker Mike Johnson's federal funding plan.
31% : And there are many Republicans who have expressed their distaste for the CR, including Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., who said he expects a call from Trump to talk about his vote on the matter.
22% : Publicly, though, Trump has been claiming that Democrats will bear the blame if the funding runs out.
17% : Massie's opposition puts Johnson and Trump in a precarious position because should just one more Republican vote no, they won't have enough votes to get the spending bill passed.
17% : Massie has yet to address the claims made by Trump.
15% : Then Trump delivered another blow to the Kentucky Republican.
9% : When asked at a Tuesday morning press conference if Massie should be primaried, as Trump suggested, Johnson came to the Kentuckian's defense.

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