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Indian American Leader says Vance as VP brings new hope for the US

Indian American Leader says Vance as VP brings new hope for the US

July 2024 655 views 04 Min 12 Sec

Indian American Leader Dr. Sampat Shivangi believes Vance as VP brings "new hope" for the US, emphasizing his potential to drive positive change and strengthen the nation.

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