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===''The Love Song of Saul Alinsky''===

===''The Love Song of Saul Alinsky''===

At the time of his passing, Breitbart was working on a series that included an expose on the work ''The Love Song of Saul Alinsky''.  [[Barack Obama]] participated in the panel discussion when the ''Song'' was released in 1998.  Breitbart intended for this expose to be a larger part of a continued vetting process he was going to do because the larger [[Mainstream Media]] had no interest in doing its job.<ref>[http://freedomslighthouse.net/2012/03/04/in-story-written-just-before-his-death-andrew-breitbart-exposes-barack-obama-and-the-love-song-of-saul-alinsky-poster/ In Story Written Just Before His Death, Andrew Breitbart Exposes Barack Obama and “The Love Song of Saul Alinsky” – Poster]</ref>  Breitbart found a poster for the ''Song'' play, and described it this way:

At the time of his passing, Breitbart was working on a series that included an exposé on the work ''The Love Song of Saul Alinsky''.  [[Barack Obama]] participated in the panel discussion when the ''Song'' was released in 1998.  Breitbart intended for this expose to be a larger part of a continued vetting process he was going to do because the larger [[Mainstream Media]] had no interest in doing its job.<ref>[http://freedomslighthouse.net/2012/03/04/in-story-written-just-before-his-death-andrew-breitbart-exposes-barack-obama-and-the-love-song-of-saul-alinsky-poster/ In Story Written Just Before His Death, Andrew Breitbart Exposes Barack Obama and “The Love Song of Saul Alinsky” – Poster]</ref>  Breitbart found a poster for the ''Song'' play, and described it this way:

<blockquote>It’s red - and that right there, like the darkening water that swirls down Janet Leigh’s drain [in Psycho’s famous shower scene], is plenty suggestive. It touts a play called The Love Song of Saul Alinsky, Alinsky being the notorious community organizer from Chicago who wrote books with titles like Reveille for Radicals and Rules for Radicals. On it, fists are raised - meaning insurrection is in the air.<br />

<blockquote>It’s red - and that right there, like the darkening water that swirls down Janet Leigh’s drain [in Psycho’s famous shower scene], is plenty suggestive. It touts a play called The Love Song of Saul Alinsky, Alinsky being the notorious community organizer from Chicago who wrote books with titles like Reveille for Radicals and Rules for Radicals. On it, fists are raised - meaning insurrection is in the air.<br />