Everyone in Washington just got a reality check.
Vice President J.D. Vance intends to run for President.
And J.D. Vance couldn’t believe he got his hands on this shocking 2028 poll.
As American Media Watch Dog reports:
The GOP establishment and the Deep State warmongers circled 2028 as the year they expunge the Trump movement for good from the Republican Party.
Trump leaves office, and that year will see the first truly open GOP Presidential primary since 2016.
The swamp hopes to yank the GOP back to the pre-Trump Republican Party that supported endless wars in the Middle East, amnesty for illegal aliens, and globalist trade deals that shipped American jobs overseas.
Vice President Vance opposes the swamp’s twin goals of exploiting legal immigration to swamp America with millions of third-world immigrants, such as the Somalis running the welfare fraud scams in Minnesota.
And Vance also opposes the Deep State’s crown jewel of waging a regime change war in Iran.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz staked the early claim as the establishment favorite with his smears against Vance’s friend Tucker Carlson.
Carlson also opposes mass migration and war with Iran.
And Cruz hopes to slime Vance with a guilt-by-association strategy of smearing Carlson as an anti-Semite and then attacking Vance as tolerating bigotry when Vance refuses to condemn his friend.
But CNN data analyst Harry Enten walked viewers through the numbers showing the GOP rejecting the establishment’s wishes and rallying around Vance for 2028 in historic numbers.
Enter explained that prediction markets already showed Vance as the massive favorite to win the GOP nomination in 2028, and there wasn’t even a close second.
“They’re already running, and JD Vance is running well ahead of the field. I mean, take a look here. Top chances to be the 2028 GOP press nominee, according to the prediction market odds. Look at this: JD Vance, 48% chance. Nobody else is even close. Marco Rubio is way back at 12%, and no one else is even above a 5% chance of being the 2028 GOP nominee. JD Vance is like Mario Andretti, and Marco Rubio and the rest of the field, they’re like going around in go-karts at this point. I mean, that’s really what we’re looking at. JD Vance is the clear, heavy favorite at this time,” Enten began.
Enten went on to say that the reason prediction markets showed Vance as such a heavy favorite was that polls showed Vance holding record leads.
A poll of voters in the critical primary state of New Hampshire showed Vance racing to a massive lead with 51 percent of the voters listing him as the number one choice.
“And there’s a reason why. Just take a look at New Hampshire, right? The first-in-the-nation primary. I mean, take a look here. JD Vance at 51%. The next closest is Nikki Haley, who’s at 9%. I mean, what is that? That’s 42 points ahead of the pack. Tulsi Gabbard is at 8%, and in the first-in-the-nation primary, JD Vance, you know, is running 42 points ahead. There’s a reason why he’s such a heavy favorite in the prediction market so far, because if you win the GOP primary in New Hampshire, chances are you’re going to be the Republican nominee for president,” Enten added.
This lead at this stage was unheard of.
Enten told viewers that Vance was the first candidate in the history of polling to hit 51 percent in New Hampshire at this stage of the game.
“Yeah, okay, so I saw this 51%, and all of a sudden, there was a buzz going around in my head. I said, “Boy, this seems really weird. I can’t recall anyone being this far ahead at this early stage in New Hampshire.” I looked back—hitting 50% plus in the early New Hampshire polls for a non-sitting president—JD Vance is the only one, the only one ever,” Enten continued.
Enten also reminded the audience that the last five sitting Vice Presidents who sought their party’s nomination all emerged victorious.
“Yeah, I mean, just take a look. You just take a look at the last five sitting VPs who ran for the presidency. All were their party’s nominees: Kamala Harris, Al Gore, George H.W. Bush, Hubert Horatio Humphrey—therefore HHH—and Richard Nixon back in 1960. So, yeah, you put it all together: JD Vance, a heavy favorite. He’s had a very good 2025. We’ll see if he has a very good 2026,” Enten concluded.
Republicans don’t desire a return to the GOP of George Bush, Mitt Romney, and John McCain.
GOP voters want President Trump’s America First vision to continue.
J.D. Vance is lapping the 2028 field as a result.
