Trump touts 5-0 sweep by endorsed candidates in Tuesday primary elections

The image hailed a 4-0 record in Mississippi (Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, R-Miss.; Reps. Mike Ezell, R-Miss.; Rep. Michael Guest, R-Miss.; Rep. Trent Kelly, R-Miss.) and 1-0 in Georgia, albeit with a bullet.

"President Trump's endorsed candidates keep winning because Republican voters trust his leadership and want America First champions in Congress," RNC spokeswoman Emma Hall told Fox News Digital in a statement. "From cutting taxes to securing the border, every Republican candidate in the country is proudly running on President Trump's record and competing for his endorsement because it remains the single most decisive factor in GOP primaries."

"Now we have to be careful and finish it off. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!"

"I think the Republican Party is going to unite around us because they know that the Democrat is too dangerous," Fuller said Tuesday night. "We can't have a Democrat representing Georgia 14. That would be a tragedy for our community, a tragedy for Georgia 14 and a tragedy for the MAGA movement."

Fuller was a White House fellow in the first Trump administration and is a lieutenant colonel in the Georgia Air National Guard. He finished fourth in the 2020 Republican primary that Greene won. He credited Trump's nod for propelling him to the runoff.

"They want to know who President Trump was endorsing in this race," Fuller said. "And that's why they came out in droves to support him, because they want an America First fighter on Capitol Hill fighting for his policies that are going to make a difference for our community."

Harris said he is not worried about further Trump intervention.

"If Donald Trump wants to come and do what he wants to do, that's his business," he said.

Illinois is next up on the GOP primary schedule on Tuesday, March 17, when three Trump-endorsed candidates are incumbents: Reps. Mike Bost, R-Ill., Mary Miller, R-Ill., and Darin LaHood, R-Ill.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.