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With Super Tuesday at Hand, Trump Looks Unstoppable
The realization that the billionaire real estate developer is poised to become the Republican presidential nominee is starting to set in for many in the party who oppose him.
Trump, Clinton Look to Pull Away on Super Tuesday
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Standing on a platform between his gold-trimmed Boeing 757 and a dilapidated airport hangar packed with thousands of supporters—their earsplitting screams echoing off moldy concrete walls, rusted pipes and metal doors shedding a decade-old paint job—Donald Trump deepened his voice to ape the Republican political class that has failed to halt his march to the party’s presidential nomination.
“You know, I get a lot of heat: ‘He’s not conservative,’” Trump said Saturday on a runway near Memphis, Tennessee, mimicking rivals’ complaints about his unorthodox political views compared to past nominees. “Folks, I call myself a common-sense conservative.”