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1 week ago | 
myvalleynews.com | Cynthia Allen
With our warm middays now, we are still enjoying cooler mornings and evenings. It’s the perfect time of year for my latest creation, The Charcuterie Picnic. And a special spot near the Temecula Valley and Fallbrook to savor your spread is beautiful Palomar Mountain.Read on to learn about scenic picnic places on Palomar, and how to create your Charcuterie lunch to be enjoyed with a bottle of our local wines. If you’re a red lover, a Pinot, Sangiovese or a smooth Merlot work well.
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Nov 12, 2024 | 
union-bulletin.com | Cynthia Allen
Everyone loves a comeback story. Maybe that’s all there is to Donald Trump’s otherwise unbelievable victory over Vice President Kamala Harris and the most well-financed campaign in U.S. history. Or maybe it’s nothing more complicated than election fundamentals: Too many Americans think the nation is on the wrong-track. It’s the economy, stupid.
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Nov 10, 2024 | 
timesfreepress.com | Cynthia Allen
Everyone loves a comeback story. Maybe that's all there is to Donald Trump's otherwise unbelievable victory over Vice President Kamala Harris and the most well-financed campaign in U.S. history. Or maybe it's nothing more complicated than election fundamentals: Too many Americans think the nation is on the wrong-track. It's the economy, stupid. But any assessment that doesn't include a serious and sober look at the media's role in Trump's victory should be disregarded outright.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
centralmaine.com | Cynthia Allen
Everyone loves a comeback story. Maybe that’s all there is to Donald Trump’s otherwise unbelievable victory over Vice President Kamala Harris and the most well-financed campaign in U.S. history. Or maybe it’s nothing more complicated than election fundamentals: Too many Americans think the nation is on the wrong-track. It’s the economy, stupid.
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Oct 26, 2024 | 
kansascity.com | Cynthia Allen
After a week of mostly inchoate responses to pointed questions about how she would govern as president, Vice President Kamala Harris has returned to her roots by holding an "abortion rights" rally in Houston. It makes sense that she would close the antepenultimate week before the election with an event focused on the only topic on which the vice president can speak somewhat coherently; the only issue on which she doesn't have to stick her finger in the wind to determine her position.
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Oct 25, 2024 | 
newsobserver.com | Cynthia Allen
After a week of mostly inchoate responses to pointed questions about how she would govern as president, Vice President Kamala Harris has returned to her roots by holding an "abortion rights" rally in Houston. It makes sense that she would close the antepenultimate week before the election with an event focused on the only topic on which the vice president can speak somewhat coherently; the only issue on which she doesn't have to stick her finger in the wind to determine her position.
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Oct 8, 2024 | 
daily-journal.com | Cynthia Allen
During every election cycle, cross-party endorsements snag a few headlines. There is something oddly satisfying about the once-politically faithful finding their respective party’s candidate so deficient that it compels them to publicly voice their protest before crossing the aisle on Election Day. Donald Trump has driven that sentiment to another level, with almost daily defections of former Republican administration officials hitting the chyron.
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Oct 6, 2024 | 
chronicle-tribune.com | Cynthia Allen
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Oct 4, 2024 | 
orlandosentinel.com | Cynthia Allen
During every election cycle, cross-party endorsements snag a few headlines. There is something oddly satisfying about the once-politically faithful finding their respective party's candidate so deficient that it compels them to publicly voice their protest before crossing the aisle on Election Day. Donald Trump has driven that sentiment to another level, with almost daily defections of former Republican administration officials hitting the chyron.
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Oct 3, 2024 | 
madison.com | Cynthia Allen
During every election cycle, cross-party endorsements snag a few headlines. Something is oddly satisfying about the once-politically faithful finding their respective party’s candidate so deficient that it compels them to publicly voice their protest before crossing the aisle on Election Day. Donald Trump has driven that sentiment to another level, with almost daily defections of former Republican administration officials.
