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Award-winning journalist, syndicated columnist, author. Named Top Columnist by SPJ in 2021. Spy novel "High Hand" got 2019 prize for predicting Trump/Russia.

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Award-winning columnist, journalist, editor, and book author. Among my honors, I received 2021 award for Top Opinion Columnist from Society of Professional Journalists; 2019 Independent Publisher bronze medal for espionage novel "High Hand" that predicted the rise of Donald Trump; 2018 Joe Galloway Award from Military Reporters and Editors Association for investigative project on Saudi links to 9/11 attacks.

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James Rosen: And we thought Nixon took huge risks

James Rosen: And we thought Nixon took huge risks

If a president seeking to overturn the legitimate results of an election is not an impeachable offense, the F…

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Why polling is so often wrong - The Boston Globe

Why polling is so often wrong - The Boston Globe

If political pollsters were physicians, large numbers of them would be getting hauled before medical discipli…

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James Rosen: Trump failed the first test of the American experiment

James Rosen: Trump failed the first test of the American experiment

'Section three of the 14th Amendment simply could not be any clearer that the former president is disqualifie…

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James Rosen: Biden is doing more than you think

James Rosen: Biden is doing more than you think

At a time of pandemic-driven gloom and relentless Republican-driven doom, President Joe Biden is already a fl…

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Point: Sellout or Statesman? Manchin Charts a Prominent Path - InsideSources

Point: Sellout or Statesman? Manchin Charts a Prominent Path - InsideSources

For an alternate viewpoint, see "Counterpoint: Manchin Disappoints With Inflation Reduction Act." What more d…

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Counterpoint: Blind to Race or Blind to Racism? Colleges Must Answer - InsideSources

Counterpoint: Blind to Race or Blind to Racism? Colleges Must Answer - InsideSources

For an alternate viewpoint, see "Point: It's Time to Stop Racial Discrimination in College Admissions." I bel…

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Two Views: Trump on Rushmore? Perish the thought

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By James Rosen Verified
| The Sun Chronicle Verified
President Donald Trump, along with some of his aides and supporters, have proposed a number of absurd ideas to aggrandize him. By far the most absurd is their repeated appeals to add his likeness to Mount Rushmore. Carved into South Dakota’s Black Hills between 1927 and 1941, Rushmore features four of America’s most celebrated presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln.
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Point: Trump on Rushmore? Perish the Thought

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By James Rosen Verified
| NH Journal Verified
For an alternate viewpoint, see “Counterpoint: Put Trump on Mount Rushmore!” President Trump, along with some of his aides and supporters, have proposed a number of absurd ideas to aggrandize him. By far the most absurd is their repeated appeals to add his likeness to Mount Rushmore. Carved into South Dakota’s Black Hills between 1927 and 1941, Rushmore features four of America’s most celebrated presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln.
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Point: Trump on Rushmore? Perish the Thought

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By James Rosen Verified
| DC Journal
For an alternate viewpoint, see “Counterpoint: Put Trump on Mount Rushmore!” President Trump, along with some of his aides and supporters, have proposed a number of absurd ideas to aggrandize him. By far the most absurd is their repeated appeals to add his likeness to Mount Rushmore. Carved into South Dakota’s Black Hills between 1927 and 1941, Rushmore features four of America’s most celebrated presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln.
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