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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Corva Coleman.
Results are coming in from primary elections in six states yesterday.
Perhaps one of the most closely watched was a battle for a single congressional seat in Kentucky.
President Trump himself was not on the ballot,
but NPR's Domenico Montanaro reports he played a key role in this race.
Trump is on something of a revenge tour.
The latest casualty, Congressman Thomas Massey of Kentucky.
He lost to a Trump-backed challenger by about 10 points Tuesday night,
and he saw tens of millions of dollars spent against him.
In fact, it was the most expensive House primary in history, with $33 million spent on TV ads.
Massey was a thorn in Trump's side,
helping force the release of millions of pages of the Epstein files, for example.
Now he joins a list of perceived political enemies
that Trump has gone after, often successfully, in GOP primaries.
But while Trump has proven his strength with the Republican base,
general elections are a different story,