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Illinois State Senator Ram Villivalam says people are excited "for what Kamala Harris represents."

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Illinois State Senator Ram Villivalam stated that people are excited "for what Kamala Harris represents," emphasizing her role as a symbol of progress and diversity in American politics.

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