Welcome to The Kevin Jackson Show, where we examine political fact from political theater the way a coroner examines cause of death.

And I say to the Trump naysayers, cause of death in yesterday’s elections is ACUTE MAGA.

The Leftists got SMACKED IN THE MOUTH Tuesday night.

Not love-tapped.

Not nudged. I’m talking old-school, Wile E Coyote anvil-from-the-sky humiliation.

The Uniparty wanted to believe it had MAGA cornered.

The media had the obituary already written.

“Trumpism fading.” “Republicans moving on.” “Conservatives divided.”

They write these stories so often, you’d think CNN had a Groupon for Trump funeral arrangements.

And then reality arrived like a repo man at a rapper’s mansion.

Democrats hoped for a Thomas Massie victory because they thought it would signal some giant fracture in Trump’s coalition.

They were standing around like cartoon villains waiting for the hero to trip over a banana Instead, they watched Trump-backed momentum bulldoze through the landscape yet again. Another “This is finally the end of Trump” narrative demolished.

The rumor of MAGA’s death has been greatly exaggerated.

Trump has had more political resurrections than a comic book superhero. At this point, Democrats treat every Tuesday like it’s the season finale of a Netflix series called “Surely This Will Be the One.”

And every season ends the same way: another Trump victory

Here’s what the elites still don’t understand. Millions of Americans support Trump not because we joined some cult, but because we recognize something rare in modern politics: the man actually fights for the people who elected him.

That alone makes him radioactive to Washington.

Think about the standard politicians give us. These people campaign like revolutionaries, and govern like assistant managers at Staples. Trump is the closest thing Americans have seen in decades to somebody who treats the voters like value clients instead of hostages.

And the critics keep demanding impossible standards from Trump that they don’t apply to literally anyone else in their lives.

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