Local Evansville Attorney Receiving Messages For Kentucky Congressman That Announced Opposition To The $2 Trillion Stimulus Bill
BY CCO STAFF
Local Evansville Attorney Thomas Massey has started to receive telephone messages intended for Kentucky Republican Congressman Thomas Massie. Congressman Massie, who represents Kentucky’s 4th District, said Thursday he plans to reject the $2 trillion stimulus bill — which includes one-time $1,200 checks to certain individuals and $367 billion in loans and grants to small businesses — due to concerns over spiking the national debt.
Congressman Massie also may move for an actual vote on the House floor which would require enough Congressmen and Congresswomen to return to Washington DC to constitute a quorum of its members, all in the midst of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic. This would cause even further delays in passing the massive stimulus bill.
As a result of the unpopular position and possible delays in passing the massive stimulus bill by Kentucky Congressman Massie, local Evansville Attorney Thomas Massey started receiving voicemail messages on his law firm’s answering system. “It’s somewhat surprising to me that people would call an Indiana phone number to an Indiana law office to leave a message for a Kentucky Congressman,†said Indiana Attorney Massey. “The first message appeared to be from a mad former supporter and constituent of the Kentucky Congressman who wanted him to not delay the bill. The caller said he would actively work against the Congressman in the future if he did delay the bill.
I suggest anyone trying to contact Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie call his office in Washington DC at (202) 225-3465 or his office in Kentucky at (502) 265-9119.â€Â  said Attorney Massey.
