lump it

Some Republican dissenters have said they’d rather lump it into a broad study of citizenship rights laws and a bill proposing changes next year.

“We do not have competitive primaries. We in theory have them, but in practice we have party leaders who get behind closed doors and the nominee is presented to the public as a fait accompli. This is your candidate, love it or lump it,” said Daniel Cassino, executive director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Poll.

Rather, the message is: If you don’t like it, lump it.

"I didn't have a lump, it was just a small area of skin that was a little bit thicker and if I wasn't still feeding my little son I would never have found it," said Lowri.

But don’t lump it into a trend of “grief horror,” Savage pleads, preempting comparisons to the likes of Jennifer Kent’s 2014 “The Babadook.”