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But liberal stress and bewilderment presumably isn't improved by seeing Democrats doing exactly what they always do in the latter stages of a national campaign: skewing sharply rightward to emphasize a commitment to national security and corporate profits, in the supposed pursuit of “persuadable” independents and wavering Republicans.

Rams coach Sean McVay is not wavering.

This should have been a clear signal that Republican dedication to the bedrock principle that the state should serve the people was wavering.

Republicans whipping votes for a winner-take-all system believe that McDonnell's support would open the floodgates for other wavering legislators.

But in an election that could hinge on a narrow slice of voters, in just a handful of states, some experts say Trump’s abortion wavering could still cost him the election.