@chai2,
Actually he was wrongly murdered....because Tom Buchanan's lover, (Myrtle! She's Myrtle!). after having been beaten by her husband, attempted to flag down Tom's car to get assistance. The car was, unbeknownst to the lover or her abusive partner, being driven by Daisy Buchanan, who was driving wildly and was accompanied by Jay Gatsby, who had loved her forever....inexplicably.
Daisy killed the woman and drove on, unable to face her action. Jay allowed people to believe he was the driver and probably also the adulterous lover.
The woman's husband then killed Jay.
Daisy and Tom evaded all responsibility....famously "retreating into their money". They are revealed as being as morally bankrupt and empty as their bank accounts are full.
I wonder if Lola is perhaps mistaking Daisy's and Tom's moral and intellectual vapidity and their misuse of unearned and undeserved wealth for Gatsby's uncertain and morally questionable rise and his rather selfless, chivalrous and quixotically nobleish death to protect his questionable Dulcinea?
Who is Trump here? I tend to see Daisy....even Tom worked hard, harsh brute as he was.