Donald Trump dominated Republican caucuses and primaries on Saturday, securing all 32 delegates from Idaho and winning in Missouri and Michigan as well.
With victories expected in most Super Tuesday states next week, Nikki Haley’s long-shot campaign against Trump will likely be unable to overcome his growing delegate lead.
Trump said, “Today you’re going to send a big signal to the entire world that this is your country, and its also Trump country.”
In campaign speeches, Trump emphasized familiar themes, promising to cut taxes further, boost domestic energy production, take a tough stance on China and crime, and portraying himself as fighting for the country against Democrats and the “radical left.”
“If you screw us, we screw you,” said Trump.
Upcoming contests in DC and North Dakota will take place before the pivotal Super Tuesday, where Trump is expected to strengthen his frontrunner status for the 2024 Republican nomination.
Trump said, “No matter how hateful and corrupt the communists and the criminals are in our country – and they’re fighting against me all the time, you must never forget – this nation does not belong to them.”
He added, “This nation belongs to you.”
