OBAMA ALLY WON'T RELEASE ALINSKY TAPE
Sources inform Breitbart.com today that Pam Dickler, director of the 1998 production of The Love Song of Saul Alinsky in Chicago that included a panel discussion featuring then-State Sen. Barack Obama, has a video tape of the play.
And she wonât release it.
âThere is only one archive tape of the play and I have it,â Dickler informed our source. âIt is not in Chicago.â
Dickler told our source that she doesnât believe sheâs ever watched the tape, and she doesnât know if it âcan be viewed.â But she added: âNo one is going to see the tape.â
She said she felt âvery protective over it ⦠due to all of the interest from conservatives recently.â She also told our source that the poster for the play was never supposed to be distributed.
Dickler added that there were no transcripts of the panel discussion.
âThey didnât know he was going to go on to become the president,â she said. âIf they had known that, they would have of course kept any transcripts, but there were never any taken.â
Mainstream journalists have attempted to dismiss yesterday's column by Andrew Breitbart about the play by claiming that Obama had merely attended the production--a defense hinted at by Chicago Reader columnist Michael Miner's initial column.
However--as even Miner noted--Obama did not merely attend the play; he was featured on the poster and in the panel discussion that followed.
So, if the playâs so harmless, why are Obamaâs allies hiding it?
Why not release the video tape?
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/03/05/obama-ally-hiding-alinsky-tape