HeyJaredMike Rosen
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- Aug 28, 2026
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Oligarchy myth fuels Bernie Sanders’ socialism | Mike Rosen (opens the original)
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Who’d have believed that Bernie Sanders, a ranting, disheveled old man, could rise to become the modern-day reincarnation of Vladimir Lenin, with a Brooklyn accent, evangelizing for socialism in the USA and building a legion of useful idiots? (Clue: Bernie and his wife honeymooned in the Soviet Union.) He’s certainly not charismatic. So, he shrewdly recruited Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) as his partner, a weird May-December relationship, for a road show last winter called the “Fighting Oligarc
That was then, this is now; let’s move forward | Mike Rosen (opens the original)
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Ethical historians condemn the practice, known as “presentism,” of judging historical events, people or cultures, through the lens of today’s moral standards, political beliefs or social norms, rather than understanding them within their own time frame. This is an element of the strategy of the radical left to undermine our pride in America by magnifying our faults and downplaying our virtues and achievements. It’s roots are in higher education where leftist academics dominate faculties and indo
Socialism’s rise challenges the capitalist economic system | Mike Rosen (opens the original)
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Inheriting a deep recession and hyperinflation from the failed Carter administration, Ronald Reagan’s bold measures of across-the-board tax rate cuts, deregulation and disciplined monetary policy broke the back of inflation in record time and ushered in a robust recovery that spanned for two decades. This vindication of the power of unshackled capitalism prompted some to predict the end of socialist ideology. Not a chance. So, why do socialists persist? You might as well ask why mosquitoes persi
Birthrights and wrongs about U.S. citizenship | Mike Rosen (opens the original)
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It was no surprise that the Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s executive order denying citizenship to children born in the U.S. to parents who were here illegally or were birthright tourists visiting the country on a temporary visa. The latter group is made up of foreigners who game the system by coming here for the sole purpose of birthing a child (or twins) to get the kid(s) U.S. citizenship, then returning home with their anchor baby for future use. While I agree with Trump’s intent,
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