Donald Trump Easily Wins Michigan Republican Primary
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Trump’s remaining GOP rival, Nikki Haley, has vowed to stay in the race through at least March 5.
In a surprise to virtually nobody, former President Donald Trump won a decisive victory in the Republican presidential primary in Michigan on Tuesday.
Trump defeated former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, his only remaining viable competitor for the GOP presidential nomination.
Trump did not campaign heavily in Michigan, holding his last event in the state ― a get-out-the-vote rally ― on Feb. 17 in Waterford Township.
In his remarks to the crowd in an outer suburb of Detroit, Trump hit on familiar themes, including the disastrous impact that he believes Biden’s pro-electric vehicle policies will have on Michigan’s economy. He also blasted United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain for negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement that Trump claimed did not fight hard enough against the industry’s transition to electric vehicles that can be manufactured with fewer jobs.
“Michigan, you’re going to get so screwed, you can’t believe it,” he said.
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