From here on, Donald Trump is doing this his way
- 8 years ago
Donald Trump celebrated his "Super Tuesday" wins his way, not the way that presidential candidates have for decades.
There was no watch party with supporters.
No packed suburban hotel ballroom lined with televisions blaring results and commentary.
No open bar, passed appetizers or themed drinks.
No lengthy victory speech with his wife at his side.
No balloons.
Now solidly on track to win the Republican nomination, Trump opted for a press conference instead of a party -- the sort of thing candidates usually only do if they have no one left to celebrate with them.
“I am a unifier," Trump said, standing in front of 10 American flags on a white stage lit in red and blue.
"I would love to see the Republican Party -- and everybody -- get together and unify.
And when we unify, there’s nobody, nobody that’s going to beat us."
There was no watch party with supporters.
No packed suburban hotel ballroom lined with televisions blaring results and commentary.
No open bar, passed appetizers or themed drinks.
No lengthy victory speech with his wife at his side.
No balloons.
Now solidly on track to win the Republican nomination, Trump opted for a press conference instead of a party -- the sort of thing candidates usually only do if they have no one left to celebrate with them.
“I am a unifier," Trump said, standing in front of 10 American flags on a white stage lit in red and blue.
"I would love to see the Republican Party -- and everybody -- get together and unify.
And when we unify, there’s nobody, nobody that’s going to beat us."