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No one, however, has ever gone broke by betting that elected Republicans would ultimately cave to Trump and his whims.

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But every state that codifies abortion rights in its constitution reinforces them against the whims of elected officials.

He would use the powers of the federal government as an instrument of his whims, prosecuting political opponents and rewarding donors instead of serving the public interest.

Its Gotham as a right-wing talking point come to life, hollowed out by federal disinvestment and abandoned to the whims of street gangs, mobsters and the benevolent grace of a gazillionaire industrialist named Bruce Wayne.

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Some described having their careers derailed or opportunities taken from them when they did not cave to Mr Combs’s whims.

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