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January 1, Trump Drops BOMBSHELL Endorsement — Calls GOP Rival a ‘FAKE Republican’

Wyatt’s Take
- President Trump just made his pick crystal clear in Oklahoma’s GOP governor runoff, backing conservative Mike Mazzei over a state official he’s calling out as phony.
- This isn’t just politics as usual — Trump’s drawn a hard line between real MAGA Republicans and establishment pretenders trying to ride his coattails.
- Oklahoma voters now face a stark choice: follow Trump’s lead or risk putting another swamp creature in the governor’s mansion.
President Donald Trump has thrown his full support behind Mike Mazzei in the Oklahoma Republican gubernatorial primary runoff election. In doing so, he delivered a blistering takedown of Mazzei’s opponent, state Attorney General Gentner Drummond.
Trump didn’t mince words in his endorsement, making it abundantly clear where the Republican base should stand. The President’s backing comes at a critical moment as Oklahoma Republicans head to the polls to decide who will carry the party’s banner into the general election.
MAGA Warrior Mike Mazzei is running for Governor in Oklahoma, where I was the ONLY President to win ALL 77 Counties in three straight Elections (Ronald Reagan was second!). Additionally, I won more votes than any Candidate in the State’s History! I LOVE Oklahoma, and Mike Mazzei… pic.twitter.com/vNHIjRUmoB
— Commentary Donald J. Trump Truth Social Posts On X (@TrumpTruthOnX) August 12, 2026
The 45th President’s choice sends shockwaves through the Oklahoma GOP establishment. By labeling Drummond a “FAKE Republican,” Trump is doing what he does best — cutting through the political noise and telling hardworking Americans exactly who stands with them and who doesn’t.
Mike Mazzei has positioned himself as the true conservative in this race, earning him the coveted Trump endorsement that can make or break campaigns in today’s Republican Party. The businessman and state senator has campaigned on America First principles that resonate with the GOP base.
Meanwhile, Attorney General Drummond finds himself on the receiving end of Trump’s signature political branding. Being labeled a “FAKE Republican” by the party’s most influential figure is political poison in a state where Trump remains overwhelmingly popular among conservative voters.
The runoff election will test whether Oklahoma Republicans are ready to follow Trump’s lead or if the state’s political establishment can push back against MAGA momentum. Early indicators suggest Trump’s word still carries enormous weight with the people who actually show up to vote.
This endorsement battle reflects a larger struggle playing out across America. On one side, genuine conservatives who put working families first. On the other, career politicians more interested in cocktail parties than kitchen table issues.
Oklahoma Republicans now have their marching orders directly from President Trump. The question isn’t complicated — it’s about whether voters trust the man who delivered on his promises or the establishment figures who’ve let them down time and again.
Why This Matters
When Trump calls someone a fake, Middle America listens. This isn’t insider baseball — it’s about whether our party stands for real conservative values or just political careerism. Oklahoma’s choice will echo far beyond state lines, showing whether the Republican Party belongs to the people or the swamp.
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