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Valerie Jarrett planted by communist sympathizer?

Family worked closely with Obama mentor Frank Marshall Davis

 

http://www.wnd.com/2012/04/valerie-jarrett-planted-by-communist-sympathizer/

 

Editor’s note: In 2008, WND thoroughly vetted President Obama’s radical background. Many of those original exclusive reports, almost entirely ignored by the mainstream news media, currently are being utilized four years later by some media outlets in the lead up to this year’s presidential election. From now until election day, WND will be presenting our original investigations into Obama and his radical ties with bonus updates. These reports are as important today as they were in 2008. Following is the first in a series of articles aimed at re-vetting Obama.

 

Was Valerie Jarrett, one of President Obama’s closest advisers, introduced to the president’s political circles by her father-in-law, a communist sympathizer who worked with the radical Obama mentor Frank Marshall Davis?

 

Jarrett’s family background and her initial introduction to Obama may tie her to onetime Obama environmental adviser Van Jones’ radical ideology.

Jarrett’s father-in-law, Vernon Jarrett, was an associate of Frank Marshall Davis, the controversial labor movement activist who has been identified as an early influence on Obama.

 

Vernon Jarrett and Davis worked together in 1940 in a Communist Party-dominated organization, the Citizen’s Committee to Aid Packing House Workers. The group’s own correspondence, previously uncovered by the New Zeal blog, describes its communist influence. Many of its leaders were tied to the Communist Party.

 

The pair also frequented the SouthSideCommunityArtCenter, which was dominated by communists. In addition, Davis and Vernon Jarrett worked in the late 1940s on the communist-influenced, black-run Chicago Defender newspaper.

 

In 1948, Jarrett started a radio show, “***** Newsfront,” and went on to become the Chicago Tribune’s first black syndicated columnist.

 

A Washington Post obituary of Jarrett notes he “stoked the political embers in Chicago that led to the 1983 election of the city’s first African-American mayor, Harold Washington.”

“Vernon Jarrett was a key influence in Washington’s decision to run for the Chicago mayoralty and remained a key supporter through his four-year tenure,” the newspaper reported.

 

Obama has hailed Washington’s victory as a motivation for him to move to Chicago from New York. Washington was involved in communist-dominated circles in Chicago.

 

Vernon Jarrett clearly watched the rise of Obama as an activist. When Obama worked for Project Vote to register black voters with the intent of aiding the senatorial campaign of Carol Moseley Braun, Jones took note. Obama later took over Braun’s Senate seat.

 

Writing in the Chicago Sun-Times in 1992, Jarrett noted: “Good news! Good news! Project Vote, a collectivity of 10 church-based community organizations dedicated to black voter registration, is off and running. … If Project Vote is to reach its goal of registering 150,000 out of an estimated 400,000 unregistered blacks statewide, ‘it must average 10,000 rather than 7,000 every week,’ says Barack Obama, the program’s executive director.”

Valerie Jarrett married Vernon’s son, William Robert Jarrett, in 1983.

 

In 1987, she got her start in politics, working for Washington as deputy corporation counsel for finance and development. She was deputy chief of staff for Mayor Richard Daley, during which time she hired Michelle Robinson, then engaged to Obama.

Valerie Jarrett went on to run the finances for Obama’s Senate bid in 2004, the year Vernon Jarrett died.

Currently, Jarrett is touted as one of Obama’s closest advisers.

 

Was Valerie Jarrett, one of President Obama’s closest advisers, introduced to the president’s political circles by her father-in-law, a communist sympathizer who worked with the radical Obama mentor Frank Marshall Davis?

 

Jarrett’s family background and her initial introduction to Obama may tie her to onetime Obama environmental adviser Van Jones’ radical ideology.

Jarrett’s father-in-law, Vernon Jarrett, was an associate of Frank Marshall Davis, the controversial labor movement activist who has been identified as an early influence on Obama.

 

Vernon Jarrett and Davis worked together in 1940 in a Communist Party-dominated organization, the Citizen’s Committee to Aid Packing House Workers. The group’s own correspondence, previously uncovered by the New Zeal blog, describes its communist influence. Many of its leaders were tied to the Communist Party.

 

The pair also frequented the SouthSideCommunityArtCenter, which was dominated by communists. In addition, Davis and Vernon Jarrett worked in the late 1940s on the communist-influenced, black-run Chicago Defender newspaper.

In 1948, Jarrett started a radio show, “***** Newsfront,” and went on to become the Chicago Tribune’s first black syndicated columnist.

 

A Washington Post obituary of Jarrett notes he “stoked the political embers in Chicago that led to the 1983 election of the city’s first African-American mayor, Harold Washington.”

“Vernon Jarrett was a key influence in Washington’s decision to run for the Chicago mayoralty and remained a key supporter through his four-year tenure,” the newspaper reported.

 

Obama has hailed Washington’s victory as a motivation for him to move to Chicago from New York. Washington was involved in communist-dominated circles in Chicago.

Vernon Jarrett clearly watched the rise of Obama as an activist. When Obama worked for Project Vote to register black voters with the intent of aiding the senatorial campaign of Carol Moseley Braun, Jones took note. Obama later took over Braun’s Senate seat.

 

Writing in the Chicago Sun-Times in 1992, Jarrett noted: “Good news! Good news! Project Vote, a collectivity of 10 church-based community organizations dedicated to black voter registration, is off and running. … If Project Vote is to reach its goal of registering 150,000 out of an estimated 400,000 unregistered blacks statewide, ‘it must average 10,000 rather than 7,000 every week,’ says Barack Obama, the program’s executive director.”

Valerie Jarrett married Vernon’s son, William Robert Jarrett, in 1983.

 

In 1987, she got her start in politics, working for Washington as deputy corporation counsel for finance and development. She was deputy chief of staff for Mayor Richard Daley, during which time she hired Michelle Robinson, then engaged to Obama.

Valerie Jarrett went on to run the finances for Obama’s Senate bid in 2004, the year Vernon Jarrett died.

 

Currently, Jarrett is touted as one of Obama’s closest advisers.

 

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Always good to know who Obama really is, and who he actually supports (MUSLIMS). FYI, Obama won by FRAUD ELECTION both times, but please feel free to deny this TRUTH.

 

 

GO RV!

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Always good to know who Obama really is, and who he actually supports (MUSLIMS). FYI, Obama won by FRAUD ELECTION both times, but please feel free to deny this TRUTH.

 

 

GO RV!

 

The Secret Service should have you on a watch list! Seems not totally rational how you rant & rave about Obama. I do not like him but I try to keep my perspective about the man. He will be gone in 2 more years & Congress will not allow him to achieve much in that time. Be patient and try to be optimistic about our future.

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The Secret Service should have you on a watch list! Seems not totally rational how you rant & rave about Obama. I do not like him but I try to keep my perspective about the man. He will be gone in 2 more years & Congress will not allow him to achieve much in that time. Be patient and try to be optimistic about our future.

Very well said and I could not agree more.  I can almost feel the pulse of anger in his typed words.  Scary.

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