2028 GOP Nomination
Ted Cruz Says the GOP Is Not Yet United Behind JD Vance
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Texas Senator Ted Cruz said the Republican Party is not united around Vice President J.D. Vance for the 2028 presidential race, signaling an open contest ahead. During an interview with MS Now, Bakersfield Now reported that Cruz called for a full discussion within the GOP about what the party believes and who should represent it.
Cruz also noted that the "Never Trump" faction no longer exists in the Republican Party. The remarks come as News reports indicate Cruz has been laying groundwork for his own potential 2028 presidential bid.
GOP Wide Open After Trump's Second Term
With Donald Trump's presidency complete, Republicans are preparing to choose their next standard-bearer. Cruz's comments signal that the party has not coalesced behind Vance despite his role as vice president. The Texas senator views the primary process as an opportunity for genuine debate about the party's direction.
Cruz Signals His Own 2028 Ambitions
Cruz's public statements about an open GOP race come against reports he has been positioning himself for a 2028 run. By emphasizing the lack of party unity around Vance, Cruz argues for a competitive primary where multiple candidates can make their case to Republican voters.
The End of "Never Trump" Republicans
Cruz acknowledged that opposition to Trump within the GOP has effectively disappeared. KUTV reported his assessment that there is no longer a "Never Trump" faction in the party. This shift represents a major change from Trump's first term when numerous establishment Republicans publicly opposed him.
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