Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky says he is keeping his political options open after losing his primary. Speaking on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Massie discusses his future following his defeat by a Trump-backed challenger. Multiple outlets report that Massie does not rule out a potential presidential run in 2028, saying he will “stay engaged” and “won’t rule anything out” when asked about whether he might seek higher office again. The articles also note that Massie’s loss follows a public feud with the White House, which is cited as part of the context surrounding his campaign. While all sources agree he lost the primary to a Trump-backed opponent, they differ only in emphasis and phrasing, with some focusing more directly on his refusal to rule out 2028 and others adding context about his relationship with the White House. Taken together, the reporting indicates Massie is not making any definitive commitment to run, but signals he remains active in politics and is open to future possibilities.