Trump Is Now Telling Election Lies About The 2024 Republican Primaries
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The former president's list of fictional victories has grown a little.
Donald Trump is again pretending he won races that he lost.
This time, the former president is claiming that he won every single 2024 Republican primary by record numbers.
“I beat her very badly everywhere,” Trump said on Newsmax Tuesday, referring to former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, who had been his most serious challenger in the primary race. “You know, I set records in the primaries ... We won every primary in a record.”
While Trump did cruise easily to becoming the presumptive Republican nominee, he did not win every primary. Haley won Vermont and Washington, D.C., where she beat Trump by nearly 30 points.
Haley dropped out of the race in March after a resounding Super Tuesday defeat. She said last month she would vote for him in November.
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