Will do. Which connections/people from your research do you think are the most important to note right now?
I certainly think the connections to the MSM with this cover-up of the Ayers/Obama nexus are very important. Kurtz and many others(Freepers included) have done alot of work bringing out the connections between Ayers/Annenberg/Obama and the radical programs they were pushing in Chicago.
Just my opinion, but we might want to focus on the MSM people with connections to Ayers and Obama. When this election is over...no matter who wins...the American people need to put the American press on trial and expose all of the conflicts of interest and possible pay-offs made to them by the democrats and the Obama Campaign!
Of note ... recap
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Rev. Stanley J. Hallett- led fight for civil rights
Chicago Sun-Times - November 26, 1998
Author: MICHAEL GILLIS
EXCERPT
He worked alongside other prominent leaders, including the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Saul Alinsky, said Mr. Hallett ‘s son Mark. He remembers frequent visitors to his home when he was growing up.
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SCHOOLS GO AFTER WINDFALL - MILLIONS FOR REFORM COULD BE HOLIDAY GIFT
Chicago Tribune - October 23, 1994
Author: Charles Storch and V. Dion Haynes, Tribune Staff Writers.
EXCERPT
Hallett and William Ayers , an associate professor of education at University of Illinois at Chicago, began the campaign here for an Annenberg grant last December.
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A BOOSTER SHOT FOR CHICAGO ‘S PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Chicago Tribune - January 31, 1995
Author: William Ayers , Warren Chapman and Anne Hallett . ; The writers are the authors of the city’s proposal to the Annenberg Foundation. William Ayers is a professor of education at the University of Illinois at Chicago ; Warren Chapman is a program officer at the Joyce Foundation; and Anne Hallett is the executive director of the Cross-City Campaign for Urban School Reform.
Some familiar links:
Alinsky, Hallett, Ayers, Pritzker, Jarrett, Michelle Obama, Leff, Chapman, Joyce Fund, CAC, University of Chicago, Princeton, Harvard, Columbia