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

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.

Davis was hesitant to step into the role at first because of the network’s wavering commitment to the service in the past.

Harris’ speech focused on policies like climate change and reproductive care, honing in on Trump’s wavering commitment to upholding mifepristone access.

The American gymnast crushed the vault portion of the event, before making up for a wavering beam performance with a stellar floor routine.