Trump Warns He May Be Last Republican President at Rally

During a political rally in Youngstown, Ohio, Donald Trump warned that he could become “the last Republican president” if Democrats win control of Congress and the White House in the next two election cycles. Trump stated that Democrats would gain about 12 additional electoral votes, which would lead to more seats in the Senate and House of Representatives.

He claimed that Democrats might expand the US Supreme Court beyond the 13 justices proposed by some party figures, suggesting their actual target could be 23 justices. Trump campaigned for Republican candidates Jon Husted, an incumbent senator, and gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, both facing competitive races.

Husted credited Trump with changing the political landscape in Youngstown, which historically supported Democrats. Trump also expressed support for Representative Max Miller, who has faced allegations of abuse, which he has denied.