Former President Donald Trump made endorsements for candidates in six states ahead of the upcoming primaries scheduled for Tuesday. During his remarks, he referred to California Governor Gavin Newsom using a derogatory nickname and criticized the state's crime rates and tax levels, stating they are among the highest in the nation.
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Trump endorses candidates in six states before primaries
Former President Donald Trump endorsed candidates in six states as the primaries approach. He criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom, claiming high crime rates and taxes in the state.
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Trump makes late-night endorsements in six states ahead of Tuesday primaries, including California
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Trump endorses candidates in six states before primaries