During a forum at the University of Louisville, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) said he would consider running for Governor of Kentucky if he wins his GOP congressional primary this year.
During the Q&A portion of the forum, Massie was asked if he would run for governor if he lost this year’s election.
“He said a loss would mean returning to the farm, but he might consider running for governor over the Senate or presidency if he won,” The Louisville Cardinal wrote.
“I’ve got to get to May 19 before I speculate about any of that. But if I’m looking at jobs and saying which would be the best job to have, probably governor,” Massie said.
Report: Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie is considering running for Governor of Kentucky in 2027 if he wins his primary in May pic.twitter.com/UUoBqrfxqC
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