Rep. Thomas Massie 'willing to help' Trump, but hasn't received 'commitments or offers' from the Trump team
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Rep. Thomas Massie said he would be "willing to help" Trump but has "received no commitments or offers" from the Trump team.
"I stand ready and willing to help the President with any part of his bold agenda to focus on the health and well-being of Americans, but I have received no commitments or offers from President Trump’s team, and any discussion of the transition are premature," he added. Alex Nitzberg is a writer for Fox News Digital.
Massie has previously indicated that he would be interested in serving as secretary of agriculture.
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