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Many Republicans have ridden the mechanical bull named “Loyalty to Trump” in the hopes of hanging on long enough to see it pay off.

In hearing Kuhn’s edict, my mind flipped back to my anticipatory excitement when I’d ridden the subway from my office in midtown Manhattan to Yankee Stadium in the Bronx that Monday afternoon.

"We’ve got plates being thrown out the window, mattresses being ridden down the stairs, and I'm getting calls from the manager saying: 'You need to sort it out'."

He could have ridden straight off the pages of one of her Rutshire Chronicles books.

He and one of his closest friends had ridden it from Palenque to Mérida and were taking it back to Palenque.