WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is insisting that he has "expanded the Republican party," claiming that he is responsible for higher voter turnout in the primary states.
Despite heightened efforts by the GOP establishment to stop him, Trump says he is "a unifier" who soon wanted to put internal Republican squabbles behind him to focus on Hillary Clinton.
He criticized Clinton's track record said she "isn't going to straight it out" over the next four years if elected president.
But he also did could not resist taking swipes at Marco Rubio, who he dubbed "the little senator." He mocked Rubio for not having won a single state.
He is paying tribute to Ted Cruz who captured Texas and Oklahoma.
Trump was victorious in Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Massachusetts, and Tennessee.
