Hillary Clinton’s Super Tuesday Victory Speech Was a Preview of What She’s Going to Do to Donald Trump

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With votes still being counted, Hillary Clinton is projected to win Democratic primaries in six states and is leading in several more. Clinton addressed her cheering supporters from the Ice Palace Film Studios in Miami, thanking her volunteers, organizers, and small-dollar donors while touching on issues such as equal pay for women, student loans, inclusiveness and religious diversity, and reinvigorating the middle class. She leveled her attacks less on her Democratic opponent, Bernie Sanders, than on the GOP front-runner, Donald Trump. She riffed off several of Trump’s favorite phrases: “We know we’ve got work to do. But that work is not to make America great again,” she said, to raucous applause. “America never stopped being great. We need to make America whole again.” Watch her victory speech here:

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