NetSuite by Oracle, the number one cloud financial system is everything you need to grow all in one place, financials, inventory, HR, and more.

Make better decisions faster so you can do more and spend less. See how at Netsuite.com slash minute.

That's Netsuite.com slash minute.

From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Donald Trump's big victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday brings him a giant step closer to winning his third Republican presidential nomination.

He romped over Nicky Haley, the former South Carolina governor by about 20 percentage points, as fewer Democrats turned out than the Haley campaign had hoped in the open primary, though not without some signs of weakness

for Donald Trump with a fair number of Republican voters. Where does the Republican race stand now?

And how are Biden and Trump framing their messages

as they aim for the November contest. Plus with the Michigan's primary on

Tuesday can the Democratic anti-Israel left send a message to President Biden?

Welcome, I'm Paul Geego with the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal here

in our daily podcast Potomac Watch Watch and I'm here with my esteemed colleagues

Kim Strassal and Bill McGurn. Now welcome to you both. Big victory for Trump

no question about it.

Kim, Haley just couldn't break through enough to really send a shock to the Trumpians.

The Democrats didn't show up only 5% of the voters according to the exit poll were Democrats.

She needed a lot more than that because Trump won among

nearly all Republican voter groups. One exception being those who

identified themselves as moderates. But what do you make of the overall strength of Trump?

Any weaknesses you detect? Well a couple Paul but I mean let's talk first about his strengths.

If you looked at the exit polls in South Carolina, they looked a lot more

like the Iowa exit polls than they did the New Hampshire exit polls. That was obviously not

...