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Moreover, polls suggest his anti-immigrant sentiment is broadly shared—how many suburban pols will want to proclaim their sanctuary city status this time around?

From Slate

Where I differ from you is that I’m happy to loudly and proudly proclaim that I am100% pro-Harris.

Sometime this week — one hopes — we will know which side can proclaim victory in 2024.

It fails to proclaim and claim credit for America’s economic dynamism and global preeminence, which have deepened under the Biden-Harris administration.

From Salon

It’s a way to proclaim that even though you’re strangers, you share something that binds you forever.

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