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Hamilton ”advised the president to ‘embrace such reflections and sentiments as will wear well, progress in approbation with time and redound to future reputation.’

Trump's own temperament and behavior redounded against him in this case because he wanted everybody to think of him as a glorious martyr.

These kinds of arguments over terminology can get ugly quickly, but what's unusual in this case is that they're redounding to the left's benefit.

"But there is a solution and a solution that can deliver for their constituents, many of whom are public sector workers, in a way that I think would redound to their credit."

It’s about the benefit that redounded to the U.S. military because of a pervasive bias against women in the field of mathematics.