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- ↑ @LaurenHitt (September 18, 2024). "New Harris campaign ad features Hadley Duvall, sharing how she became pregnant after her stepfather raped her at age 12. She says she had options that girls today no longer have because of Donald Trump. The ad is soundtracked to Billie Eilish, who endorsed the VP yesterday" (Tweet) – via Twitter.