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Judge Daniel Williams told the sentencing in Newport that Stringer's attempts to convince a jury of his innocence were "odious and cynical".

Trump won't listen to a woman, of course, but Haley is speaking for a larger crowd of Republicans who are anxious that their candidate's odious personality will lose this election for them.

They also sell out arenas, cultivating their audiences online and forward some truly odious ideas in the name of yuks and supposed pondering.

And in a year where immigration is a huge issue for Republican voters and big even for Democrats, a Latino veep might raise political complications — as odious and unfair as they may be.

He points out that Republicans are always claiming Democrats are forcing them to support an odious policy or candidate.