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VP Harris returns to Atlanta for the third time this year - The Atlanta Voice

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United States Vice President Kamala Harris returned to Atlanta for the third time this year. Harris was in town for a Democratic National Committee finance event.

The post VP Harris returns to Atlanta for the third time this year appeared first on The Atlanta Voice.

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