Until it became useful for him to claim that being a victim of anti-Semitism, there is no visible evidence of Bernie Sanders embracing his Jewish heritage, and plenty of evidence of him avoiding it.  Daniel Greenfield yesterday pointed out: Only Bernie Sanders could write an entire New York Times essay titled, I" Know Where I Came From. Does President Trump?" without mentioning Jewish. Instead, in typical Bernie fashion, it describes his father as a Polish immigrant. "My father came to this country from Poland at the age of 17 with barely a nickel in his pocket," Sanders writes. And that's as close to the subject as he gets. He describes his father as an immigrant. That's it. An immigrant from Poland.  It's not just conservatives who have noticed, either.  In 2016, the New York Times published an article titled "Bernie Sanders Is Jewish, but He Doesn't Like to Talk About...(Read Full Post)