But a proclamation for this president who created a new political subspecies, the Reagan Democrat?
The proclamation, for example, warned about Bluetooth wireless technology that can hook the Internet to mobile phones.
Her first book, a collection of essays, was entitled "The Caged Virgin: An Emancipation Proclamation for Women and Islam".
It makes for something of a modest proclamation for a promoter, and one with few peers at that.
He read the proclamation for a new state and held the building until he was forced to evacuate.
In reality, it takes more than a Sans Serif proclamation for your T-shirt to pass the feminist test.
In Britain, a separate public service was set up in 1635 by a royal proclamation "for the settling of the letter-office of England and Scotland".
Last month Texas's governor, Rick Perry, issued a disaster proclamation for much of the state, noting that the drought conditions have worsened the threat of wildfires.
In Washington, Representative Matt Salmon called it "the Emancipation Proclamation for pedophiles," while Representative Tom DeLay accused it of "normalizing pedophilia".
And, in 1693, in colonial America, Virginia governor Edmund Andros issued a proclamation for a "day of humiliation and prayer" in the hope of waylaying the virus.
Today, Mr. Feeney's office issued a statement saying, "I am prepared to sign a proclamation for a special session to preserve the election results".
