Donald Trump said in his Super Tuesday victory remarks that he had watched Hillary Clinton’s speech before coming on. He confessed that he didn’t quite get it. “Making America great again,” his campaign slogan, is going to be much better than ‘making America whole again,'” whatever that is, he said. He had some kind words for Ted Cruz who “at least won a little bit” and nothing nice to say about Marco Rubio who “is a lightweight” and a loser (though at press time, Rubio could still pull out a win in Minnesota). He also called Rubio “their little senator,” they being lobbyists.
Trump said that his great America would “create jobs like you’ve never seen,” would provide some relief for the middle class, and would lower the burden on American business and thereby bring “trillions of dollars” home.
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