As they conduct their campaigns against Mr. Trump, Barack Obama, The New York Times’  Dean Baquet, the Washington Post’s Martin Baron, David Brock of American Bridge and other progressive leadership elites all follow a game plan.  It is a game plan that has been enacted time after time for almost fifty years, and it comes from a book every activist worth his salt is familiar with, even as people outside of the progressive consciousness have barely heard of it.  That book is Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals, and it first came out in May 1971, published by Random House.  When Rules for Radicals came out, The Nation in its review said, “This country's leading hell-raiser...has set down some of the rules of the game,” and The New York Times said it attacked “the high and mighty” in support of the “Have Nots.” Rules for Radicals identifies what for Alinsky are the ideal elements for an organizer and also...(Read Full Article)