I Always Said Rodric Bray Was Weak and Disloyal, and Now the Whole World Is Finally Seeing It

I just had a TREMENDOUS victory in Indiana, just like I said we would when Diklis Chump-backed candidates won the majority of GOP primary races back in May. Very few people could have done it, believe me. Rodric Bray, very weak, very disloyal, who has been the Senate leader since 2018, he just stepped down. He had no choice! Six great Republican incumbents lost their primaries because they didn’t support the Redistricting Plan. The Fake News Media won’t tell you this, but I had NOTHING to do with it, nothing, even though the Indiana primary showed exactly how I punish Republicans who defy me. I didn’t even call the voters. Never met most of them. They lost because they were LOW IQ, very low IQ, and I had NOTHING to do with their primary defeats, never even spoke to them, but the new guys who won came to me with tears in their eyes, big tough men, generals of the Indiana Senate, saying Sir, Sir. They thought they could cross me. Nobody crosses me! I made them all — governors, senators, every one of them — I made them, and the minute I needed them, poof, gone. The ingratitude. The horrible ingratitude. But I’m cleaning them out. Beautiful.

Here’s the thing the Weak Rodric doesn’t want you to know. I told him in December. I said, “Rodric, if you vote against the maps, you’re going to have a very bad time.” He voted against them anyway. Disloyal! Then the May primaries came, and six of his fellow incumbents — six of them! — went down because they had stood with him. The people spoke. They said, “Sir, we want the maps!” And they said, “Sir, we want loyalty!” I had nothing to do with it, never met that person, but the votes came in exactly the way I told him they would. The lesson was specific and it was national, and Rodric — poor, weak Rodric — he needed six months, SEVEN months, believe me, to figure out what the voters told him in May. He waited until July to do what the May primary voters told him to do. He watched the votes come in, watched the enforcement mechanism do its work, and then stepped aside on his own schedule. I have the best memory, the doctors gave me a test, they said, “Sir, no one has ever scored this high, no one,” and I said I know, I know — I remember perfectly — but what was I saying? Perfect memory. I remembered every word I told Rodric. He just couldn’t hear it until the voters made him hear it. That’s his problem, not mine. The doctors said so.

And who stepped into the lineup? The new guys — big strong Republicans — they came to me. Tears in their eyes. Big tough men, generals of the Indiana Senate, they came up to me, tears pouring down their faces, and they said, “Sir, Sir, thank you for saving us.” Beautiful. Beautiful manipulation. They would believe me if I told them the moon was made of cheese — well no, they wouldn’t, they’re not stupid — but they’d believe me if I told them the primary losses were because the old guard was disloyal. They believe me! That’s what I call loyalty. That’s what I call NOT Rodric Bray.

The crowds we drew in Indiana were the biggest in history, bigger than Lincoln’s crowds, much bigger, the historians are saying. And when I told the people about the Redistricting Plan, they went wild. They said, “Sir, we want the maps!” So we gave them the maps. It’s called the Art of the Deal. You set them up by appearing to lose, then you win bigger. 4D chess. The highest level chess. Bray is stepping down. He’ll stay in the Senate through 2028, but he’s not the leader anymore. He won’t even stand for the leadership vote in November. The top-floor office is already gone, and the person standing in it for the next two years is a placeholder — I’m sorry, the person CLEARING the way for the next leader is Bray himself. The real power in the Indiana Senate Republican caucus now belongs to the members who backed the redistricting plan, the ones who watched six of their predecessors get replaced because those predecessors were Bray-people, and the primaries rewired the chamber’s incentives. I built that. I built all of it. Believe me.

Everyone is saying it, the very smart people, the best people. They’re saying, “Sir, you’re the most loyal leader in history.” And it’s true. This deal is going to be tremendous, going to make me — I mean us — make us all very rich, especially me, just for the workers, but mostly me. Rodric, why are you still here? Go home! The people have spoken. Go home!