harbinger

Her failure to clearly distinguish herself from the president's policies and establish herself as a harbinger of change, all but set up Trump's likely sweep of the national popular vote.

As an undergraduate, he toured with rap superstar Snoop Dogg, a reflection of Washington’s immense musical talent and a harbinger of good things to come.

"It is exceedingly unlikely that this ruling will affect the outcome of any federal races in Virginia. That said, it’s a rather ominous harbinger of the Court’s willingness not only to intervene in at least some election cases, but to do so without explaining its reasons why," Steve Vladeck, a Georgetown Law professor and CNN contributor, wrote in an X post.

“It’s poignant to think about how much his presence crystallized something that was in motion and that would emerge more clearly across the 1980s, which was the political and cultural presence of Latinos in this city. He was the harbinger of that,” said Martinez.

Lancaster County should be seen as a harbinger of sorts, he suggested.