Ladies and gentlemen, the American Jury and Bulldog Nation — let me tell you what is going to happen now in 2028.

Whoever the Democratic nominee is, is going to win. Whoever it is, is going to win.

You can never say never. But J.D. Vance has no chance. He just got repudiated right alongside President Trump last night. So did Marco Rubio.

Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley — somebody like that may get the nomination. But here is the problem. The structural problem that nobody is talking about this morning.

They Lost Texas Last Night

Do you realize what happened last night, folks?

The Republicans lost Texas. The Democratic Party won the governorship of Texas.

Think about what that means. The Democratic Party now controls New York. Illinois. Texas. California.

It is going to be nearly impossible for a Republican to win the Electoral College vote now.

That is not an opinion. That is a fact. It is a fact.

The Formula That No Longer Works

Here is how Republicans have always done the math. You write off New York and California — those go Democratic. You lock up Texas and Florida. And then you compete hard in the swing states: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Georgia, Nevada.

That formula balanced out. It gave Republicans a path.

That formula is gone. Texas is gone. The anchor of the Republican Electoral College strategy just flipped.

Now the Democrats start with New York, Illinois, Texas, and California locked up. That is an enormous base of electoral votes before a single swing state is decided. The Republicans have to run the table on nearly every competitive state just to get to 270.

Nearly impossible. Not impossible. Nearly impossible.

Who Can the Republicans Even Run?

J.D. Vance is done. He was on the ticket. He got repudiated. That is the end of his national ambitions.

Marco Rubio — same story. He was part of this administration. He shares the result.

Ron DeSantis kept his distance. Nikki Haley kept her distance. One of them is probably the nominee. But even the best Republican candidate in 2028 is going to be running against a structural Electoral College deficit that did not exist two years ago.

The Democrats do not even need to run a great candidate. They just need to not lose Texas, New York, Illinois, and California — and they are not going to lose any of those four states.

This Is the Math

I am not celebrating this. I am not happy about it. I am telling you what is true.

The facts are the facts. Last night changed American politics in a way that is going to echo for a generation. The Republicans did this to themselves. Trump did this to himself. And the party is going to be living with the consequences for a very long time.

Watch what happens in 2028. You heard it here first.