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Trump has embraced this dark conception of the presidency—it was, after all, crafted just for him, lofty separation-of-powers language notwithstanding—while Vice President Harris has expressly disavowed it.

Should he win, he will take it as a popular verdict that he is above the law, notwithstanding anything in the Constitution.

Absent extraordinary vigilance and in many cases notwithstanding it, the election could turn on freakish events or even the fruits of a probably criminal scheme.

Notwithstanding his promises about helping forgotten Americans, it is crystal clear that if Trump wins in November, he will cater to the ultrawealthy, as he did in his first term, and do what they want on tax cuts, regulations, and much more.

"He is out there doing his public service notwithstanding the health challenges he himself has had."