At a campaign rally on Monday, Donald Trump made a prediction regarding the future of the Republican Party. He stated that he could be the “last Republican president” should the Democratic Party gain control of both Congress and the White House in the upcoming two election cycles.

Trump’s argument centered on the idea that Democrats would fundamentally alter the electoral landscape to ensure their long-term dominance. Specifically, he claimed that political opponents would add “about twelve more electoral votes” to their advantage. While the provided report captures his assertion that these structural changes would prevent future Republican victories, it does not provide specific details on which legislative or electoral mechanisms he believes would be used to achieve this shift.

There is no consensus or corroborating evidence provided in the report to support the claim that such electoral changes are currently planned or feasible under existing constitutional frameworks. The statement serves as a rhetorical device aimed at mobilizing his base by framing the upcoming elections as a critical turning point for the party's survival.